How to rule/terminal priority works

Hello,

I have the following grammar:

    Lark(r"""
    documento: PALABRA+ monto PALABRA+
    monto: SIGNO ENTERO 
    SIGNO: "$" INT    
    ENTERO.5: INT+    
    PALABRA.1: /[^\s]+/
    """, start='documento', parser="earley", lexer="dynamic", ambiguity="resolve")

The priority does not work in the last grammar, the curious is the priority works in the following code

Lark(r"""
documento:PALABRA+ acciondemandante PALABRA+
    acciondemandante: PALABRASDEMANDA informacionentidad+
     PALABRASDEMANDA: "demandante"i                
  informacionentidad: nombres distancia identificacion
             nombres: NOMBRE+ 
              NOMBRE: NOMBRENORMAL+
        NOMBRENORMAL: (UCASE_LETTER LCASE_LETTER+)
           distancia: CONECTOR~0..3
            CONECTOR: LCASE_LETTER+
    identificacion.5: tipo INT+
                tipo: (LCASE_LETTER | UCASE_LETTER) (LCASE_LETTER | UCASE_LETTER)
           PALABRA.1: /.+/

    """, start='documento', parser="earley", lexer="dynamic", ambiguity="resolve")

[erezsh]

Hi, The current Earley implementation supports rule priority, but not terminal priority.

LALR supports terminal priority but not rule priority.

There are reasons! But it’s also something I hope to correct in the future.

[erezsh]

I think plain old regular expressions will solve your problem very easily.