Your grammar accepts "2-3-5" as:
Answer
Op=-
/ \
Mult Answer
Pow Op=-
Term / \
Literal Mult Answer
"2" Pow Mult
Term Pow
Literal Term
"3" Literal
"5"
So it's evaluating as 2 - (3 - 5), as the grammar allows. If perhaps you can write your grammar in a more left-recursive fashion, such as:
<objrule: Answer>
<X=Answer> <Op=([+-])> <Y=Mult>
| <MATCH=Mult>
This sort of transformation carried throughout the grammar might do the trick.
Disclaimer: I've not written a compiler, nor played around with grammars in quite a while, so take this with a grain of salt...
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roboticus
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