Name Errors/Static/UndeclaredNonTerminal

Synopsis A syntax rule uses an undeclared non-terminal.

Description All non-terminals that occur in a Rascal:SyntaxDefinition should be declared in some rule. This error is generated when this is not the case.

Remedy: declare the offending non-terminal.

Examples Here is an example where the non-terminal Y is not declared:

rascal>import ParseTree;
ok
rascal>syntax X = "a" Y;
ok
rascal>parse(#X, "ab");
|stdin:///|(10,4,<1,10>,<1,14>): Undeclared non-terminal: Y in module ___SCREEN_INSTANCE___

Pitfalls The source location of the non-terminal is not yet available, so the error message mentions the module in which this occurs.

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