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antlr(
name = "simple_boolean",
srcs = ["SimpleBoolean.g4"],
language = "Python3",
listener = False,
visitor = True,
)
it puts the generated files into:
bazel-bin/utils/rule_engine/simple_boolean.py
Am I missing something about doing python imports? I can't find a way to import a package that has a . in it. But I see the code this is very explicitly doing this step. What am I missing to be able to then import and use these generated files?
It works fine when I run antlr myself, instead of via this.
It works fine in my golang side implementation.
Thanks for any help.
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When I make my rule, doing
it puts the generated files into:
bazel-bin/utils/rule_engine/simple_boolean.py
Am I missing something about doing python imports? I can't find a way to import a package that has a
.
in it. But I see the code this is very explicitly doing this step. What am I missing to be able to then import and use these generated files?It works fine when I run antlr myself, instead of via this.
It works fine in my golang side implementation.
Thanks for any help.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: