given grammar1 as the grammar that accepts 1,2,3
and grammar2 (2,3,4)
lexer(grammarcollection([grammar1, grammar2]) (which calls a GeneralLexer) will raise an exception because both grammars will claim 3 as a valid element
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given grammar1 as the grammar that accepts 1,2,3
and grammar2 (2,3,4)
lexer(grammarcollection([grammar1, grammar2]) (which calls a GeneralLexer) will raise an exception because both grammars will claim 3 as a valid element
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