Fork example produces syntax error

[Tim Fitzgerald]

Hi there,

Thanks so much for your work on this project! It's proven very useful so far. However, I'm having an issue using a fork in an activity diagram. The following code produces a test diagram within Pintora's docs:

activityDiagram
  start
  if (multiprocessor?) then
    fork 
      :Action 1;
    forkagain
      :Action 2;
    endfork
    else (monoproc)
      :Action 1;
      :Action 2;
    endif
  end

If I pop that same code into VSCode, I get the following:

Syntax error at line 4 col 11:

      fork 
            ^
Unexpected NL token: "\n". Instead, I was expecting to see one of the following:

A WS token based on:
    forkSentence$ebnf$2$subexpression$1 →  ● %WS statement
    forkSentence$ebnf$2 →  ● forkSentence$ebnf$2$subexpression$1
    forkSentence → "fork" forkSentence$ebnf$1 %NL ● forkSentence$ebnf$2 forkSentence$ebnf$3 _ forkSentence$subexpression$1 %NL
    statement →  ● forkSentence
    line → line$ebnf$1 ● statement
    conditionSentence$ebnf$2 → conditionSentence$ebnf$2 ● line
    conditionSentence → "if" wordsInParens "then" conditionSentence$ebnf$1 %NL ● conditionSentence$ebnf$2 conditionSentence$ebnf$3 _ "endif" _ %NL
    statement →  ● conditionSentence
    line → line$ebnf$1 ● statement
    document → document ● line
    start → %ACTIVITY_DIAGRAM ● document

I'd love to be able to use the fork keyword! Thanks again!

Cheers,
Tim

[hikerpig]

I'm so glad that you find my work useful.
I've tried the code above with the latest pintora-vscode 0.5.0 and it works well.
Could you try upgrading the extension and see if it's also OK for you ?

[hikerpig]

@timfitzzz Sorry to bother you, but did your issue fixed?