@name doesn't work when using rules with Model class names added to it

[Popaulol]

In my code i have a specific Ident class to store identifiers, instead of a simple str since i need to handle some additional metadata for them.

The following grammar rule however does not respect my definited keywords and just parses every possible string matching the regex:

@name
identifier::Ident = /[_a-zA-Z][_a-zA-Z0-9]*/;

if i remove the ::Ident (breaking the rest of my code) the keyword detection starts working properly again and errors on missused keywords:

@name
identifier = /[_a-zA-Z][_a-zA-Z0-9]*/;

[Popaulol]

I've temporarely switched to using this to circumvent the issue:

identifier::Ident = identifier_internal;

@name
identifier_internal = /[_a-zA-Z][_a-zA-Z0-9]*/;

[apalala]

It does indeed seems like the logic for @name bypasses or interferes with the logic for rule-object creation.

The patch you used is good enough. I hadn't found this problem before because all my grammars have simple rule definitions for @name.

[Popaulol]

I agree that the way i am using it here is fairly non-standard, I would suggest at least adding a documentation note about this.

[apalala]

I would like to think a bit more about this.

Documenting the behavior would be good, but maybe there should be an error at some point when a rule tagged with @name returns anything different from a string.

I'm pretty sure that this would fail too:

@name
name_rule = name:/[a-z]+/