plc4net/tools/code-gen/src/MSpecLexer.Predicates.cs

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namespace org.apache.plc4net.tools.codegen.grammar
{
    /// <summary>
    /// The mspec lexer's <c>EmptyLine</c> rule starts with the semantic predicate
    /// <c>{getCharPositionInLine() == 0}?</c> in the grammar under
    /// <c>code-generation/protocol-base-mspec</c>. ANTLR copies predicate text into
    /// the generated code unchanged, so this part of the (partial) lexer supplies
    /// that method - the Java runtime's name for the C# runtime's <c>Column</c> -
    /// and the grammar can be used exactly as it is upstream.
    /// </summary>
    public partial class MSpecLexer
    {
        private int getCharPositionInLine() => Column;
    }
}