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@sova thanks for the answer, but i only used the grammar above as an example (taken from https://github.com/Engelberg/instaparse/blob/master/docs/ExperimentalFeatures.md#auto-whitespace).
My problem is that i need the tokens of the grammar to be whitespace separated, so that keywords of the grammar cannot be "merged" with the following tokens.
For example: replace word
in the grammar i pasted with some keyword like 'power'
, which then should be followed by some number.
Then i need the string 'power 100'
to be valid, but not the string power100
. The problem is that the :auto-whitespace :standard
feature allows both.