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JavaParser.java 174 "<invalid>", "<EOR>", "<DOWN>", "<UP>", "IDENTIFIER", "INTLITERAL", "LONGLITERAL", "FLOATLITERAL", "DOUBLELITERAL", "CHARLITERAL", "STRINGLITERAL", "TRUE", "FALSE", "NULL", "IntegerNumber", "LongSuffix", "HexPrefix", "HexDigit", "Exponent", "NonIntegerNumber", "FloatSuffix", "DoubleSuffix", "EscapeSequence", "UNICODECHAR", "UNICODEPART", "WS", "COMMENT", "LINE_COMMENT", "ABSTRACT", "ASSERT", "BOOLEAN", "BREAK", "BYTE", "CASE", "CATCH", "CHAR", "CLASS", "CONST", "CONTINUE", "DEFAULT", "DO", "DOUBLE", "ELSE", "ENUM", "EXTENDS", "FINAL", "FINALLY", "FLOAT", "FOR", "GOTO", "IF", "IMPLEMENTS", "IMPORT", "INSTANCEOF", "INT", "INTERFACE", "LONG", "NATIVE", "NEW", "PACKAGE", "PRIVATE", "PROTECTED", "PUBLIC", "RETURN", "SHORT", "STATIC", "STRICTFP", "SUPER", "SWITCH", "SYNCHRONIZED", "THIS", "THROW", "THROWS", "TRANSIENT", "TRY", "VOID", "VOLATILE", "WHILE", "LPAREN", "RPAREN", "LBRACE", "RBRACE", "LBRACKET", "RBRACKET", "SEMI", "COMMA", "DOT", "ELLIPSIS", "EQ", "BANG", "TILDE", "QUES", "COLON", "EQEQ", "AMPAMP", "BARBAR", "PLUSPLUS", "SUBSUB", "PLUS", "SUB", "STAR", "SLASH", "AMP", "BAR", "CARET", "PERCENT", "PLUSEQ", "SUBEQ", "STAREQ", "SLASHEQ", "AMPEQ", "BAREQ", "CARETEQ", "PERCENTEQ", "MONKEYS_AT", "BANGEQ", "GT", "LT", "IdentifierStart", "IdentifierPart", "SurrogateIdentifer"
287 public static final int MONKEYS_AT=114;
510 if ( (LA1_0==MONKEYS_AT) ) {
598 if ( (LA4_0==IDENTIFIER||LA4_0==ABSTRACT||LA4_0==BOOLEAN||LA4_0==BYTE||(LA4_0>=CHAR && LA4_0<=CLASS)||LA4_0==DOUBLE||LA4_0==ENUM||LA4_0==FINAL||LA4_0==FLOAT||(LA4_0>=INT && LA4_0<=NATIVE)||(LA4_0>=PRIVATE && LA4_0<=PUBLIC)||(LA4_0>=SHORT && LA4_0<=STRICTFP)||LA4_0==SYNCHRONIZED||LA4_0==TRANSIENT||(LA4_0>=VOID && LA4_0<=VOLATILE)||LA4_0==SEMI||LA4_0==MONKEYS_AT||LA4_0==LT) ) {
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JavaLexer.java 142 public static final int MONKEYS_AT=114;
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