Package net.ontopia.topicmaps.query.parser
package net.ontopia.topicmaps.query.parser
Contains the code that parses tolog queries. None of the contents of this package are public.
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ClassDescriptionINTERNAL: Common superclass for or clauses and other kinds of clauses.INTERNAL: Exception used to wrap other exceptions so that they can be thrown from inside ANTLR-generated code.INTERNAL: Represents a parsed DELETE statement.INTERNAL: Represents the global immutable context of all tolog queries.INTERNAL: Represents a parsed INSERT statement.INTERNAL: Exception used to wrap other exceptions so that they can be thrown from inside JFlex-generated code.INTERNAL: Represents the local context in which a tolog query or rule file is being parsed.INTERNAL: Represents a parsed MERGE statement.INTERNAL: Represents an UPDATE or DELETE statement, since these are the ones that can have functions.INTERNAL: Common abstract superclass for all tolog updates statements (INSERT, DELETE, MERGE, UPDATE).INTERNAL: Represents a tolog module.INTERNAL: Used to represent not clauses in tolog queries.INTERNAL: Used to represent or clauses in tolog queries.INTERNAL: Used to represent a : b pairs in tolog queries.INTERNAL: Used to represent parameter references in tolog queries.INTERNAL: Represents an interpretation context for tolog queries.INTERNAL: Represents a parsed rule.INTERNAL: Used to represent clauses in tolog queries.INTERNAL: Implemented by classes which can create PredicateIF objects.INTERNAL: Represents a predicate.INTERNAL: Used to represent qualified name references in tolog queries.INTERNAL: Parser for the tolog query language.A tolog lexer, to be used with the Antlr-generated parser.INTERNAL: Represents the properties set in a given tolog processing context.INTERNAL: The tolog query parser.INTERNAL: Used to represent parsed SELECT queries.INTERNAL: Common abstract superclass for all kinds of tolog statements, including SELECT and the update statements.INTERNAL: Represents an UPDATE statement.INTERNAL: Used to represent variable references in tolog queries.