Type definitions for parameterized rules are inconsistent with behavior

[Logan Walls]

Hi!

Thank you for maintaining this project! It is proving very useful for me.

If I define a parameterized rule like so:

Test{

AThen<B>
  = A B 

A
  = "A"+

AX
  = AThen<"X">

}

The ActionDict type hints generated by ohm generateBundles --withTypes show AX as taking a single parameter (matches for "X"):

// ...
export interface TestActionDict<T> extends ActionDict<T> {
  AThen?: (this: NonterminalNode, arg0: NonterminalNode, arg1: Node) => T;
  A?: (this: NonterminalNode, arg0: IterationNode) => T;
  AX?: (this: NonterminalNode, arg0: NonterminalNode) => T;
}
// ...

But in practice, when the AX rule is triggered ohm will pass two parameters (matches for "A"+ and matches for "X").

Is this intended behavior? What I expected was what ohm is actually doing (actions for the AX rule should receive the matches for both "A"+ and "X").

Thanks!

[Logan Walls]

Please disregard. There was a non-obvious mismatch between my actual environment and this minimal example. Everything in ohm is working as expected. (Although I will note for future readers: AX will receive its own match as just one argument. To get the separate matches for A and X you need to look at arg0.children.

My apologies, and thanks again for maintaining the library!