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How can I obtain the yield of (sub)parse tree in Rascal, i.e., the text that is associated to a subtree? For ex., during a visit I encounter a Declaration (with Java/M3) and now I want to get the text of this declaration. I have tried "unparse", but this gives "does not match any of the declared (overloaded) signature patterns :unparse(Tree)", I guess that it works only for a top sort/starting symbol.

Steven Klusener
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One of the simplest solutions is using a string template and inserting your subtree in it -- assuming that your subtree is d:

"<d>"

This will automatically unparse d. More sophisticated pretty printing is currently missing but is on our todo list.

Paul Klint
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