Hello!

Using 13.1, I'm trying to reproduce Step 1 from the "Implementing a TextDocument with a RichTextBox" documentation but the FromEbnf() method of the Grammar object doesn't seem to exist.  Am I doing something wrong or is the doc wrong?

http://help.infragistics.com/NetAdvantage/WinForms/2013.1/CLR4.0/?page=Implementing_a_TextDocument_with_a_RichTextBox.html

What I'm trying to achieve is loading the syntax at runtime.  This used to work in the CTP:

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var grammar = new Grammar();
grammar.FromEbnf(
@"
?
<Grammar>
<Name>MyGrammar</Name>
<StartSymbol>Document</StartSymbol>
</Grammar>
?;

?
<TerminalSymbols>
<TerminalSymbol> <Name>CommaToken</Name> <Value>,</Value> </TerminalSymbol>
<TerminalSymbol> <Name>DotToken</Name> <Value>.</Value> </TerminalSymbol>
<TerminalSymbol> <Name>ExclamationPointToken</Name> <Value>!</Value> </TerminalSymbol>

<!-- The question mark must be escaped below so the special sequence is not ended. -->
<TerminalSymbol> <Name>QuestionMarkToken</Name> <Value>&#x3F;</Value> </TerminalSymbol>

<TerminalSymbol> <Name>SemicolonToken</Name> <Value>;</Value> </TerminalSymbol>
<TerminalSymbol> <Name>WordToken</Name> <Value>\w+</Value> <Comparison>RegularExpression</Comparison> </TerminalSymbol>
</TerminalSymbols>
?;

Document =
{Sentence};
Sentence =
Phrase, {PhraseSeparatingPunctuation, Phrase}, SentenceEndingPunctuation;
SentenceEndingPunctuation =
DotToken
| ExclamationPointToken
| QuestionMarkToken;
PhraseSeparatingPunctuation =
CommaToken
| SemicolonToken;
Phrase =
_words;
_words =
WordToken |
WordToken, _words;
");

CustomLanguage language = new CustomLanguage(grammar);
TextDocument document = new TextDocument();
document.Language = language;

document.Append(
@"
Hello World! This sentence has multiple phrases; they are separated by a semicolon.
");

document.Parse();

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Is this still possible?

BTW, why is this forum still labeled with CTP? Has not the Parsing engine reached RTM in 13.1?

Thanks

Guy Barrette