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src/myfasthtml/core/dsl/lark_to_simple_mode.py

@@ -203,7 +203,7 @@ def generate_formatting_dsl_mode() -> Dict[str, Any]:
             {"regex": r"#.*", "token": "comment"},
 
             # Scope keywords
-            {"regex": r"\b(?:column|row|cell)\b", "token": "keyword"},
+            {"regex": r"\b(?:column|row|cell|table|tables)\b", "token": "keyword"},
 
             # Condition keywords
             {"regex": r"\b(?:if|not|and|or|in|between|case)\b", "token": "keyword"},

src/myfasthtml/core/formatting/dsl/grammar.py

@@ -55,6 +55,7 @@ GRAMMAR = r"""
 
     unary_comparison: operand "isempty" -> isempty_comp
                    | operand "isnotempty" -> isnotempty_comp
+                   | operand "isnan" -> isnan_comp
 
     case_modifier: "(" "case" ")"
 
@@ -122,6 +123,7 @@ GRAMMAR = r"""
               | "boolean" -> fmt_boolean
               | "text" -> fmt_text
               | "enum" -> fmt_enum
+              | "constant" -> fmt_constant
 
     // ==================== Keyword arguments ====================
 

src/myfasthtml/core/formatting/dsl/transformer.py

@@ -16,6 +16,7 @@ from ..dataclasses import (
   BooleanFormatter,
   TextFormatter,
   EnumFormatter,
+  ConstantFormatter,
 )
 
 
@@ -96,7 +97,7 @@ class DSLTransformer(Transformer):
       if isinstance(item, Style):
         style_obj = item
       elif isinstance(item, (NumberFormatter, DateFormatter, BooleanFormatter,
-                             TextFormatter, EnumFormatter)):
+                             TextFormatter, EnumFormatter, ConstantFormatter)):
         formatter_obj = item
       elif isinstance(item, Condition):
         condition_obj = item
@@ -170,6 +171,9 @@ class DSLTransformer(Transformer):
   def isnotempty_comp(self, items):
     return Condition(operator="isnotempty")
 
+  def isnan_comp(self, items):
+    return Condition(operator="isnan")
+  
   # ==================== Operators ====================
   
   def op_eq(self, items):
@@ -337,6 +341,9 @@ class DSLTransformer(Transformer):
   def fmt_enum(self, items):
     return "enum"
 
+  def fmt_constant(self, items):
+    return "constant"
+  
   def _build_formatter(self, format_type: str, kwargs: dict):
     """Build the appropriate Formatter subclass."""
     if format_type == "number":
@@ -349,6 +356,8 @@ class DSLTransformer(Transformer):
       return TextFormatter(**self._filter_text_kwargs(kwargs))
     elif format_type == "enum":
       return EnumFormatter(**self._filter_enum_kwargs(kwargs))
+    elif format_type == "constant":
+      return ConstantFormatter(**self._filter_constant_kwargs(kwargs))
     else:
       raise DSLValidationError(f"Unknown formatter type: {format_type}")
   
@@ -377,6 +386,11 @@ class DSLTransformer(Transformer):
     valid_keys = {"source", "default", "allow_empty", "empty_label", "order_by"}
     return {k: v for k, v in kwargs.items() if k in valid_keys}
 
+  def _filter_constant_kwargs(self, kwargs: dict) -> dict:
+    """Filter kwargs for ConstantFormatter."""
+    valid_keys = {"value"}
+    return {k: v for k, v in kwargs.items() if k in valid_keys}
+
   # ==================== Keyword arguments ====================
   
   def kwargs(self, items):

src/myfasthtml/core/formatting/engine.py

@@ -71,23 +71,22 @@ class FormattingEngine:
         if not matching_rules:
             return None, None
 
-        # Resolve conflicts to get the winning rule
-        winning_rule = self._resolve_conflicts(matching_rules)
-
-        if winning_rule is None:
-            return None, None
+        # Resolve style and formatter independently
+        # This allows combining style from one rule and formatter from another
+        winning_style = self._resolve_style(matching_rules)
+        winning_formatter = self._resolve_formatter(matching_rules)
 
         # Apply style
         css_string = None
-        if winning_rule.style:
-            css_string = self._style_resolver.to_css_string(winning_rule.style)
+        if winning_style:
+            css_string = self._style_resolver.to_css_string(winning_style)
             if css_string == "":
                 css_string = None
 
         # Apply formatter
         formatted_value = None
-        if winning_rule.formatter:
-            formatted_value = self._formatter_resolver.resolve(winning_rule.formatter, cell_value)
+        if winning_formatter:
+            formatted_value = self._formatter_resolver.resolve(winning_formatter, cell_value)
 
         return css_string, formatted_value
 
@@ -116,10 +115,89 @@ class FormattingEngine:
 
         return matching
 
+    def _resolve_style(self, matching_rules: list[FormatRule]):
+        """
+        Resolve style conflicts when multiple rules match.
+
+        Resolution logic:
+        1. Filter to rules that have a style
+        2. Specificity = 1 if rule has condition, 0 otherwise
+        3. Higher specificity wins
+        4. At equal specificity, last rule wins
+
+        Args:
+            matching_rules: List of rules that matched
+
+        Returns:
+            The winning Style, or None if no rules have style
+        """
+        # Filter to rules with style
+        style_rules = [rule for rule in matching_rules if rule.style is not None]
+
+        if not style_rules:
+            return None
+
+        if len(style_rules) == 1:
+            return style_rules[0].style
+
+        # Calculate specificity for each rule
+        def get_specificity(rule: FormatRule) -> int:
+            return 1 if rule.condition is not None else 0
+
+        # Find the maximum specificity
+        max_specificity = max(get_specificity(rule) for rule in style_rules)
+
+        # Filter to rules with max specificity
+        top_rules = [rule for rule in style_rules if get_specificity(rule) == max_specificity]
+
+        # Last rule wins among equal specificity
+        return top_rules[-1].style
+
+    def _resolve_formatter(self, matching_rules: list[FormatRule]):
+        """
+        Resolve formatter conflicts when multiple rules match.
+
+        Resolution logic:
+        1. Filter to rules that have a formatter
+        2. Specificity = 1 if rule has condition, 0 otherwise
+        3. Higher specificity wins
+        4. At equal specificity, last rule wins
+
+        Args:
+            matching_rules: List of rules that matched
+
+        Returns:
+            The winning Formatter, or None if no rules have formatter
+        """
+        # Filter to rules with formatter
+        formatter_rules = [rule for rule in matching_rules if rule.formatter is not None]
+
+        if not formatter_rules:
+            return None
+
+        if len(formatter_rules) == 1:
+            return formatter_rules[0].formatter
+
+        # Calculate specificity for each rule
+        def get_specificity(rule: FormatRule) -> int:
+            return 1 if rule.condition is not None else 0
+
+        # Find the maximum specificity
+        max_specificity = max(get_specificity(rule) for rule in formatter_rules)
+
+        # Filter to rules with max specificity
+        top_rules = [rule for rule in formatter_rules if get_specificity(rule) == max_specificity]
+
+        # Last rule wins among equal specificity
+        return top_rules[-1].formatter
+
     def _resolve_conflicts(self, matching_rules: list[FormatRule]) -> FormatRule | None:
         """
         Resolve conflicts when multiple rules match.
 
+        DEPRECATED: This method is kept for backward compatibility but is no longer used.
+        Use _resolve_style() and _resolve_formatter() instead.
+
         Resolution logic:
         1. Specificity = 1 if rule has condition, 0 otherwise
         2. Higher specificity wins

tests/core/formatting/test_dsl_parser.py

@@ -11,6 +11,7 @@ from myfasthtml.core.formatting.dataclasses import (
   BooleanFormatter,
   TextFormatter,
   EnumFormatter,
+  ConstantFormatter,
 )
 from myfasthtml.core.formatting.dsl import (
   parse_dsl,
@@ -347,6 +348,18 @@ column status:
     assert isinstance(formatter, EnumFormatter)
     assert formatter.source == {"draft": "Brouillon", "published": "Publie"}
 
+  def test_i_can_parse_format_constant(self):
+    """Test parsing format.constant with fixed value."""
+    dsl = """
+column placeholder:
+    format.constant(value="N/A")
+"""
+    rules = parse_dsl(dsl)
+
+    formatter = rules[0].rule.formatter
+    assert isinstance(formatter, ConstantFormatter)
+    assert formatter.value == "N/A"
+
 
 # =============================================================================
 # Condition Tests
@@ -379,9 +392,9 @@ column amount:
     assert condition is not None
     assert condition.operator == operator
   
-  @pytest.mark.parametrize("unary_op", ["isempty", "isnotempty"])
+  @pytest.mark.parametrize("unary_op", ["isempty", "isnotempty", "isnan"])
   def test_i_can_parse_unary_conditions(self, unary_op):
-    """Test parsing unary conditions (isempty, isnotempty)."""
+    """Test parsing unary conditions (isempty, isnotempty, isnan)."""
     dsl = f"""
 column name:
     style("neutral") if value {unary_op}

tests/core/formatting/test_engine.py

@@ -215,6 +215,75 @@ class TestConflictResolution:
 
         assert "color: red" in css
 
+    def test_style_and_formatter_fusion(self):
+        """
+        Test that style and formatter can come from different rules.
+
+        Scenario:
+        - Rule 1: format("EUR") - unconditional formatter
+        - Rule 2: style("secondary") if value > col.X - conditional style
+
+        When condition is met:
+        - Style from Rule 2 (higher specificity for style)
+        - Formatter from Rule 1 (only rule with formatter)
+        - Both should be applied (fusion)
+        """
+        engine = FormattingEngine()
+        rules = [
+            FormatRule(formatter=NumberFormatter(precision=2, suffix=" €")),  # unconditional
+            FormatRule(
+                condition=Condition(operator=">", value={"col": "budget"}),
+                style=Style(preset="secondary")  # conditional
+            ),
+        ]
+        row_data = {"budget": 100}
+
+        # Case 1: Condition met (value > budget)
+        css, formatted = engine.apply_format(rules, cell_value=150, row_data=row_data)
+
+        assert css is not None
+        assert "var(--color-secondary)" in css  # Style from Rule 2
+        assert formatted == "150.00 €"  # Formatter from Rule 1
+
+        # Case 2: Condition not met (value <= budget)
+        css, formatted = engine.apply_format(rules, cell_value=50, row_data=row_data)
+
+        assert css is None  # No style (Rule 2 doesn't match)
+        assert formatted == "50.00 €"  # Formatter from Rule 1 still applies
+
+    def test_multiple_styles_and_formatters_highest_specificity_wins(self):
+        """
+        Test that style and formatter are resolved independently with specificity.
+
+        Rules:
+        - Rule 1: style("neutral") - unconditional
+        - Rule 2: format("EUR") - unconditional
+        - Rule 3: style("error") if value < 0 - conditional style
+        - Rule 4: format.number(precision=0) if value < 0 - conditional formatter
+
+        When value < 0:
+        - Style from Rule 3 (higher specificity)
+        - Formatter from Rule 4 (higher specificity)
+        """
+        engine = FormattingEngine()
+        rules = [
+            FormatRule(style=Style(preset="neutral")),
+            FormatRule(formatter=NumberFormatter(precision=2, suffix=" €")),
+            FormatRule(
+                condition=Condition(operator="<", value=0),
+                style=Style(preset="error")
+            ),
+            FormatRule(
+                condition=Condition(operator="<", value=0),
+                formatter=NumberFormatter(precision=0, suffix=" €")
+            ),
+        ]
+
+        css, formatted = engine.apply_format(rules, cell_value=-5.67)
+
+        assert "var(--color-error)" in css  # Rule 3 wins for style
+        assert formatted == "-6 €"  # Rule 4 wins for formatter (precision=0)
+
 
 class TestWithRowData:
     def test_condition_with_column_reference(self):