/******************************************************************************* 
 * @license
 * Copyright (c) 2011 IBM Corporation and others.
 * All rights reserved. This program and the accompanying materials are made 
 * available under the terms of the Eclipse Public License v1.0 
 * (http://www.eclipse.org/legal/epl-v10.html), and the Eclipse Distribution 
 * License v1.0 (http://www.eclipse.org/org/documents/edl-v10.html). 
 * 
 * Contributors: IBM Corporation - initial API and implementation 
 ******************************************************************************/

/*jslint regexp:false laxbreak:true*/
/*global define */

define("orion/editor/textMateStyler", ['orion/editor/regex'], function(mRegex) {

var RegexUtil = {
	// Rules to detect some unsupported Oniguruma features
	unsupported: [
		{regex: /\(\?[ims\-]:/, func: function(match) { return "option on/off for subexp"; }},
		{regex: /\(\?<([=!])/, func: function(match) { return (match[1] === "=") ? "lookbehind" : "negative lookbehind"; }},
		{regex: /\(\?>/, func: function(match) { return "atomic group"; }}
	],
	
	/**
	 * @param {String} str String giving a regular expression pattern from a TextMate grammar.
	 * @param {String} [flags] [ismg]+
	 * @returns {RegExp}
	 */
	toRegExp: function(str) {
		function fail(feature, match) {
			throw new Error("Unsupported regex feature \"" + feature + "\": \"" + match[0] + "\" at index: "
					+ match.index + " in " + match.input);
		}
		// Turns an extended regex pattern into a normal one
		function normalize(/**String*/ str) {
			var result = "";
			var insideCharacterClass = false;
			var len = str.length;
			for (var i=0; i < len; ) {
				var chr = str[i];
				if (!insideCharacterClass && chr === "#") {
					// skip to eol
					while (i < len && chr !== "\r" && chr !== "\n") {
						chr = str[++i];
					}
				} else if (!insideCharacterClass && /\s/.test(chr)) {
					// skip whitespace
					while (i < len && /\s/.test(chr)) { 
						chr = str[++i];
					}
				} else if (chr === "\\") {
					result += chr;
					if (!/\s/.test(str[i+1])) {
						result += str[i+1];
						i += 1;
					}
					i += 1;
				} else if (chr === "[") {
					insideCharacterClass = true;
					result += chr;
					i += 1;
				} else if (chr === "]") {
					insideCharacterClass = false;
					result += chr;
					i += 1;
				} else {
					result += chr;
					i += 1;
				}
			}
			return result;
		}
		
		var flags = "";
		var i;
		
		// Handle global "x" flag (whitespace/comments)
		str = RegexUtil.processGlobalFlag("x", str, function(subexp) {
				return normalize(subexp);
			});
		
		// Handle global "i" flag (case-insensitive)
		str = RegexUtil.processGlobalFlag("i", str, function(subexp) {
				flags += "i";
				return subexp;
			});
		
		// Check for remaining unsupported syntax
		for (i=0; i < this.unsupported.length; i++) {
			var match;
			if ((match = this.unsupported[i].regex.exec(str))) {
				fail(this.unsupported[i].func(match), match);
			}
		}
		
		return new RegExp(str, flags);
	},
	
	/**
	 * Checks if flag applies to entire pattern. If so, obtains replacement string by calling processor
	 * on the unwrapped pattern. Handles 2 possible syntaxes: (?f)pat and (?f:pat)
	 */
	processGlobalFlag: function(/**String*/ flag, /**String*/ str, /**Function*/ processor) {
		function getMatchingCloseParen(/*String*/pat, /*Number*/start) {
			var depth = 0,
			    len = pat.length,
			    flagStop = -1;
			for (var i=start; i < len && flagStop === -1; i++) {
				switch (pat[i]) {
					case "\\":
						i++; // escape: skip next char
						break;
					case "(":
						depth++;
						break;
					case ")":
						depth--;
						if (depth === 0) {
							flagStop = i;
						}
						break;
				}
			}
			return flagStop;
		}
		var flag1 = "(?" + flag + ")",
		    flag2 = "(?" + flag + ":";
		if (str.substring(0, flag1.length) === flag1) {
			return processor(str.substring(flag1.length));
		} else if (str.substring(0, flag2.length) === flag2) {
			var flagStop = getMatchingCloseParen(str, 0);
			if (flagStop < str.length-1) {
				throw new Error("Only a " + flag2 + ") group that encloses the entire regex is supported in: " + str);
			}
			return processor(str.substring(flag2.length, flagStop));
		}
		return str;
	},
	
	hasBackReference: function(/**RegExp*/ regex) {
		return (/\\\d+/).test(regex.source);
	},
	
	/** @returns {RegExp} A regex made by substituting any backreferences in <code>regex</code> for the value of the property
	 * in <code>sub</code> with the same name as the backreferenced group number. */
	getSubstitutedRegex: function(/**RegExp*/ regex, /**Object*/ sub, /**Boolean*/ escape) {
		escape = (typeof escape === "undefined") ? true : false;
		var exploded = regex.source.split(/(\\\d+)/g);
		var array = [];
		for (var i=0; i < exploded.length; i++) {
			var term = exploded[i];
			var backrefMatch = /\\(\d+)/.exec(term);
			if (backrefMatch) {
				var text = sub[backrefMatch[1]] || "";
				array.push(escape ? mRegex.escape(text) : text);
			} else {
				array.push(term);
			}
		}
		return new RegExp(array.join(""));
	},
	
	/**
	 * Builds a version of <code>regex</code> with every non-capturing term converted into a capturing group. This is a workaround
	 * for JavaScript's lack of API to get the index at which a matched group begins in the input string.<p>
	 * Using the "groupified" regex, we can sum the lengths of matches from <i>consuming groups</i> 1..n-1 to obtain the 
	 * starting index of group n. (A consuming group is a capturing group that is not inside a lookahead assertion).</p>
	 * Example: groupify(/(a+)x+(b+)/) === /(a+)(x+)(b+)/<br />
	 * Example: groupify(/(?:x+(a+))b+/) === /(?:(x+)(a+))(b+)/
	 * @param {RegExp} regex The regex to groupify.
	 * @param {Object} [backRefOld2NewMap] Optional. If provided, the backreference numbers in regex will be updated using the 
	 * properties of this object rather than the new group numbers of regex itself.
	 * <ul><li>[0] {RegExp} The groupified version of the input regex.</li>
	 * <li>[1] {Object} A map containing old-group to new-group info. Each property is a capturing group number of <code>regex</code>
	 * and its value is the corresponding capturing group number of [0].</li>
	 * <li>[2] {Object} A map indicating which capturing groups of [0] are also consuming groups. If a group number is found
	 * as a property in this object, then it's a consuming group.</li></ul>
	 */
	groupify: function(regex, backRefOld2NewMap) {
		var NON_CAPTURING = 1,
		    CAPTURING = 2,
		    LOOKAHEAD = 3,
		    NEW_CAPTURING = 4;
		var src = regex.source,
		    len = src.length;
		var groups = [],
		    lookaheadDepth = 0,
		    newGroups = [],
		    oldGroupNumber = 1,
		    newGroupNumber = 1;
		var result = [],
		    old2New = {},
		    consuming = {};
		for (var i=0; i < len; i++) {
			var curGroup = groups[groups.length-1];
			var chr = src[i];
			switch (chr) {
				case "(":
					// If we're in new capturing group, close it since ( signals end-of-term
					if (curGroup === NEW_CAPTURING) {
						groups.pop();
						result.push(")");
						newGroups[newGroups.length-1].end = i;
					}
					var peek2 = (i + 2 < len) ? (src[i+1] + "" + src[i+2]) : null;
					if (peek2 === "?:" || peek2 === "?=" || peek2 === "?!") {
						// Found non-capturing group or lookahead assertion. Note that we preserve non-capturing groups
						// as such, but any term inside them will become a new capturing group (unless it happens to
						// also be inside a lookahead).
						var groupType;
						if (peek2 === "?:") {
							groupType = NON_CAPTURING;
						} else {
							groupType = LOOKAHEAD;
							lookaheadDepth++;
						}
						groups.push(groupType);
						newGroups.push({ start: i, end: -1, type: groupType /*non capturing*/ });
						result.push(chr);
						result.push(peek2);
						i += peek2.length;
					} else {
						groups.push(CAPTURING);
						newGroups.push({ start: i, end: -1, type: CAPTURING, oldNum: oldGroupNumber, num: newGroupNumber });
						result.push(chr);
						if (lookaheadDepth === 0) {
							consuming[newGroupNumber] = null;
						}
						old2New[oldGroupNumber] = newGroupNumber;
						oldGroupNumber++;
						newGroupNumber++;
					}
					break;
				case ")":
					var group = groups.pop();
					if (group === LOOKAHEAD) { lookaheadDepth--; }
					newGroups[newGroups.length-1].end = i;
					result.push(chr);
					break;
				case "*":
				case "+":
				case "?":
				case "}":
					// Unary operator. If it's being applied to a capturing group, we need to add a new capturing group
					// enclosing the pair
					var op = chr;
					var prev = src[i-1],
					    prevIndex = i-1;
					if (chr === "}") {
						for (var j=i-1; src[j] !== "{" && j >= 0; j--) {}
						prev = src[j-1];
						prevIndex = j-1;
						op = src.substring(j, i+1);
					}
					var lastGroup = newGroups[newGroups.length-1];
					if (prev === ")" && (lastGroup.type === CAPTURING || lastGroup.type === NEW_CAPTURING)) {
						// Shove in the new group's (, increment num/start in from [lastGroup.start .. end]
						result.splice(lastGroup.start, 0, "(");
						result.push(op);
						result.push(")");
						var newGroup = { start: lastGroup.start, end: result.length-1, type: NEW_CAPTURING, num: lastGroup.num };
						for (var k=0; k < newGroups.length; k++) {
							group = newGroups[k];
							if (group.type === CAPTURING || group.type === NEW_CAPTURING) {
								if (group.start >= lastGroup.start && group.end <= prevIndex) {
									group.start += 1;
									group.end += 1;
									group.num = group.num + 1;
									if (group.type === CAPTURING) {
										old2New[group.oldNum] = group.num;
									}
								}
							}
						}
						newGroups.push(newGroup);
						newGroupNumber++;
						break;
					} else {
						// Fallthrough to default
					}
				default:
					if (chr !== "|" && curGroup !== CAPTURING && curGroup !== NEW_CAPTURING) {
						// Not in a capturing group, so make a new one to hold this term.
						// Perf improvement: don't create the new group if we're inside a lookahead, since we don't 
						// care about them (nothing inside a lookahead actually consumes input so we don't need it)
						if (lookaheadDepth === 0) {
							groups.push(NEW_CAPTURING);
							newGroups.push({ start: i, end: -1, type: NEW_CAPTURING, num: newGroupNumber });
							result.push("(");
							consuming[newGroupNumber] = null;
							newGroupNumber++;
						}
					}
					result.push(chr);
					if (chr === "\\") {
						var peek = src[i+1];
						// Eat next so following iteration doesn't think it's a real special character
						result.push(peek);
						i += 1;
					}
					break;
			}
		}
		while (groups.length) {	
			// Close any remaining new capturing groups
			groups.pop();
			result.push(")");
		}
		var newRegex = new RegExp(result.join(""));
		
		// Update backreferences so they refer to the new group numbers. Use backRefOld2NewMap if provided
		var subst = {};
		backRefOld2NewMap = backRefOld2NewMap || old2New;
		for (var prop in backRefOld2NewMap) {
			if (backRefOld2NewMap.hasOwnProperty(prop)) {
				subst[prop] = "\\" + backRefOld2NewMap[prop];
			}
		}
		newRegex = this.getSubstitutedRegex(newRegex, subst, false);
		
		return [newRegex, old2New, consuming];
	},
	
	/** @returns {Boolean} True if the captures object assigns scope to a matching group other than "0". */
	complexCaptures: function(capturesObj) {
		if (!capturesObj) { return false; }
		for (var prop in capturesObj) {
			if (capturesObj.hasOwnProperty(prop)) {
				if (prop !== "0") {
					return true;
				}
			}
		}
		return false;
	}
};

	/**
	 * @name orion.editor.TextMateStyler
	 * @class A styler that knows how to apply a subset of the TextMate grammar format to style a line.
	 *
	 * <h4>Styling from a grammar:</h4>
	 * <p>Each scope name given in the grammar is converted to an array of CSS class names. For example 
	 * a region of text with scope <code>keyword.control.php</code> will be assigned the CSS classes<br />
	 * <code>keyword, keyword-control, keyword-control-php</code></p>
	 *
	 * <p>A CSS file can give rules matching any of these class names to provide generic or more specific styling.
	 * For example,</p>
	 * <p><code>.keyword { font-color: blue; }</code></p>
	 * <p>colors all keywords blue, while</p>
	 * <p><code>.keyword-control-php { font-weight: bold; }</code></p>
	 * <p>bolds only PHP control keywords.</p>
	 *
	 * <p>This is useful when using grammars that adhere to TextMate's
	 * <a href="http://manual.macromates.com/en/language_grammars.html#naming_conventions">scope name conventions</a>,
	 * as a single CSS rule can provide consistent styling to similar constructs across different languages.</p>
	 * 
	 * <h4>Top-level grammar constructs:</h4>
	 * <ul><li><code>patterns, repository</code> (with limitations, see "Other Features") are supported.</li>
	 * <li><code>scopeName, firstLineMatch, foldingStartMarker, foldingStopMarker</code> are <b>not</b> supported.</li>
	 * <li><code>fileTypes</code> is <b>not</b> supported. When using the Orion service registry, the "orion.edit.highlighter"
	 * service serves a similar purpose.</li>
	 * </ul>
	 *
	 * <h4>Regular expression constructs:</h4>
	 * <ul>
	 * <li><code>match</code> patterns are supported.</li>
	 * <li><code>begin .. end</code> patterns are supported.</li>
	 * <li>The "extended" regex forms <code>(?x)</code> and <code>(?x:...)</code> are supported, but <b>only</b> when they 
	 * apply to the entire regex pattern.</li>
	 * <li>Matching is done using native JavaScript <code>RegExp</code>s. As a result, many features of the Oniguruma regex
	 * engine used by TextMate are <b>not</b> supported.
	 * Unsupported features include:
	 *   <ul><li>Named captures</li>
	 *   <li>Setting flags inside subgroups (eg. <code>(?i:a)b</code>)</li>
	 *   <li>Lookbehind and negative lookbehind</li>
	 *   <li>Subexpression call</li>
	 *   <li>etc.</li>
	 *   </ul>
	 * </li>
	 * </ul>
	 * 
	 * <h4>Scope-assignment constructs:</h4>
	 * <ul>
	 * <li><code>captures, beginCaptures, endCaptures</code> are supported.</li>
	 * <li><code>name</code> and <code>contentName</code> are supported.</li>
	 * </ul>
	 * 
	 * <h4>Other features:</h4>
	 * <ul>
	 * <li><code>applyEndPatternLast</code> is supported.</li>
	 * <li><code>include</code> is supported, but only when it references a rule in the current grammar's <code>repository</code>.
	 * Including <code>$self</code>, <code>$base</code>, or <code>rule.from.another.grammar</code> is <b>not</b> supported.</li>
	 * </ul>
	 * 
	 * @description Creates a new TextMateStyler.
	 * @extends orion.editor.AbstractStyler
	 * @param {orion.textview.TextView} textView The <code>TextView</code> to provide styling for.
	 * @param {Object} grammar The TextMate grammar to use for styling the <code>TextView</code>, as a JavaScript object. You can
	 * produce this object by running a PList-to-JavaScript conversion tool on a TextMate <code>.tmLanguage</code> file.
	 * @param {Object[]} [externalGrammars] Additional grammar objects that will be used to resolve named rule references.
	 */
	function TextMateStyler(textView, grammar, externalGrammars) {
		this.initialize(textView);
		// Copy grammar object(s) since we will mutate them
		this.grammar = this.copy(grammar);
		this.externalGrammars = externalGrammars ? this.copy(externalGrammars) : [];
		
		this._styles = {}; /* key: {String} scopeName, value: {String[]} cssClassNames */
		this._tree = null;
		this._allGrammars = {}; /* key: {String} scopeName of grammar, value: {Object} grammar */
		this.preprocess(this.grammar);
	}
	TextMateStyler.prototype = /** @lends orion.editor.TextMateStyler.prototype */ {
		initialize: function(textView) {
			this.textView = textView;
			var self = this;
			this._listener = {
				onModelChanged: function(e) {
					self.onModelChanged(e);
				},
				onDestroy: function(e) {
					self.onDestroy(e);
				},
				onLineStyle: function(e) {
					self.onLineStyle(e);
				}
			};
			textView.addEventListener("ModelChanged", this._listener.onModelChanged);
			textView.addEventListener("Destroy", this._listener.onDestroy);
			textView.addEventListener("LineStyle", this._listener.onLineStyle);
			textView.redrawLines();
		},
		onDestroy: function(/**eclipse.DestroyEvent*/ e) {
			this.destroy();
		},
		destroy: function() {
			if (this.textView) {
				this.textView.removeEventListener("ModelChanged", this._listener.onModelChanged);
				this.textView.removeEventListener("Destroy", this._listener.onDestroy);
				this.textView.removeEventListener("LineStyle", this._listener.onLineStyle);
				this.textView = null;
			}
			this.grammar = null;
			this._styles = null;
			this._tree = null;
			this._listener = null;
		},
		/** @private */
		copy: function(obj) {
			return JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(obj));
		},
		/** @private */
		preprocess: function(grammar) {
			var stack = [grammar];
			for (; stack.length !== 0; ) {
				var rule = stack.pop();
				if (rule._resolvedRule && rule._typedRule) {
					continue;
				}
//					console.debug("Process " + (rule.include || rule.name));
				
				// Look up include'd rule, create typed *Rule instance
				rule._resolvedRule = this._resolve(rule);
				rule._typedRule = this._createTypedRule(rule);
				
				// Convert the scope names to styles and cache them for later
				this.addStyles(rule.name);
				this.addStyles(rule.contentName);
				this.addStylesForCaptures(rule.captures);
				this.addStylesForCaptures(rule.beginCaptures);
				this.addStylesForCaptures(rule.endCaptures);
				
				if (rule._resolvedRule !== rule) {
					// Add include target
					stack.push(rule._resolvedRule);
				}
				if (rule.patterns) {
					// Add subrules
					for (var i=0; i < rule.patterns.length; i++) {
						stack.push(rule.patterns[i]);
					}
				}
			}
		},
		
		/**
		 * @private
		 * Adds eclipse.Style objects for scope to our _styles cache.
		 * @param {String} scope A scope name, like "constant.character.php".
		 */
		addStyles: function(scope) {
			if (scope && !this._styles[scope]) {
				this._styles[scope] = [];
				var scopeArray = scope.split(".");
				for (var i = 0; i < scopeArray.length; i++) {
					this._styles[scope].push(scopeArray.slice(0, i + 1).join("-"));
				}
			}
		},
		/** @private */
		addStylesForCaptures: function(/**Object*/ captures) {
			for (var prop in captures) {
				if (captures.hasOwnProperty(prop)) {
					var scope = captures[prop].name;
					this.addStyles(scope);
				}
			}
		},
		/**
		 * A rule that contains subrules ("patterns" in TextMate parlance) but has no "begin" or "end".
		 * Also handles top level of grammar.
		 * @private
		 */
		ContainerRule: (function() {
			function ContainerRule(/**Object*/ rule) {
				this.rule = rule;
				this.subrules = rule.patterns;
			}
			ContainerRule.prototype.valueOf = function() { return "aa"; };
			return ContainerRule;
		}()),
		/**
		 * A rule that is delimited by "begin" and "end" matches, which may be separated by any number of
		 * lines. This type of rule may contain subrules, which apply only inside the begin .. end region.
		 * @private
		 */
		BeginEndRule: (function() {
			function BeginEndRule(/**Object*/ rule) {
				this.rule = rule;
				// TODO: the TextMate blog claims that "end" is optional.
				this.beginRegex = RegexUtil.toRegExp(rule.begin);
				this.endRegex = RegexUtil.toRegExp(rule.end);
				this.subrules = rule.patterns || [];
				
				this.endRegexHasBackRef = RegexUtil.hasBackReference(this.endRegex);
				
				// Deal with non-0 captures
				var complexCaptures = RegexUtil.complexCaptures(rule.captures);
				var complexBeginEnd = RegexUtil.complexCaptures(rule.beginCaptures) || RegexUtil.complexCaptures(rule.endCaptures);
				this.isComplex = complexCaptures || complexBeginEnd;
				if (this.isComplex) {
					var bg = RegexUtil.groupify(this.beginRegex);
					this.beginRegex = bg[0];
					this.beginOld2New = bg[1];
					this.beginConsuming = bg[2];
					
					var eg = RegexUtil.groupify(this.endRegex, this.beginOld2New /*Update end's backrefs to begin's new group #s*/);
					this.endRegex = eg[0];
					this.endOld2New = eg[1];
					this.endConsuming = eg[2];
				}
			}
			BeginEndRule.prototype.valueOf = function() { return this.beginRegex; };
			return BeginEndRule;
		}()),
		/**
		 * A rule with a "match" pattern.
		 * @private
		 */
		MatchRule: (function() {
			function MatchRule(/**Object*/ rule) {
				this.rule = rule;
				this.matchRegex = RegexUtil.toRegExp(rule.match);
				this.isComplex = RegexUtil.complexCaptures(rule.captures);
				if (this.isComplex) {
					var mg = RegexUtil.groupify(this.matchRegex);
					this.matchRegex = mg[0];
					this.matchOld2New = mg[1];
					this.matchConsuming = mg[2];
				}
			}
			MatchRule.prototype.valueOf = function() { return this.matchRegex; };
			return MatchRule;
		}()),
		/**
		 * @param {Object} rule A rule from the grammar.
		 * @returns {MatchRule|BeginEndRule|ContainerRule}
		 * @private
		 */
		_createTypedRule: function(rule) {
			if (rule.match) {
				return new this.MatchRule(rule);
			} else if (rule.begin) {
				return new this.BeginEndRule(rule);
			} else {
				return new this.ContainerRule(rule);
			}
		},
		/**
		 * Resolves a rule from the grammar (which may be an include) into the real rule that it points to.
		 * @private
		 */
		_resolve: function(rule) {
			var resolved = rule;
			if (rule.include) {
				if (rule.begin || rule.end || rule.match) {
					throw new Error("Unexpected regex pattern in \"include\" rule " + rule.include);
				}
				var name = rule.include;
				if (name[0] === "#") {
					resolved = this.grammar.repository && this.grammar.repository[name.substring(1)];
					if (!resolved) { throw new Error("Couldn't find included rule " + name + " in grammar repository"); }
				} else if (name === "$self") {
					resolved = this.grammar;
				} else if (name === "$base") {
					// $base is only relevant when including rules from foreign grammars
					throw new Error("Include \"$base\" is not supported"); 
				} else {
					resolved = this._allGrammars[name];
					if (!resolved) {
						for (var i=0; i < this.externalGrammars.length; i++) {
							var grammar = this.externalGrammars[i];
							if (grammar.scopeName === name) {
								this.preprocess(grammar);
								this._allGrammars[name] = grammar;
								resolved = grammar;
								break;
							}
						}
					}
				}
			}
			return resolved;
		},
		/** @private */
		ContainerNode: (function() {
			function ContainerNode(parent, rule) {
				this.parent = parent;
				this.rule = rule;
				this.children = [];
				
				this.start = null;
				this.end = null;
			}
			ContainerNode.prototype.addChild = function(child) {
				this.children.push(child);
			};
			ContainerNode.prototype.valueOf = function() {
				var r = this.rule;
				return "ContainerNode { " + (r.include || "") + " " + (r.name || "") + (r.comment || "") + "}";
			};
			return ContainerNode;
		}()),
		/** @private */
		BeginEndNode: (function() {
			function BeginEndNode(parent, rule, beginMatch) {
				this.parent = parent;
				this.rule = rule;
				this.children = [];
				
				this.setStart(beginMatch);
				this.end = null; // will be set eventually during parsing (may be EOF)
				this.endMatch = null; // may remain null if we never match our "end" pattern
				
				// Build a new regex if the "end" regex has backrefs since they refer to matched groups of beginMatch
				if (rule.endRegexHasBackRef) {
					this.endRegexSubstituted = RegexUtil.getSubstitutedRegex(rule.endRegex, beginMatch);
				} else {
					this.endRegexSubstituted = null;
				}
			}
			BeginEndNode.prototype.addChild = function(child) {
				this.children.push(child);
			};
			/** @return {Number} This node's index in its parent's "children" list */
			BeginEndNode.prototype.getIndexInParent = function(node) {
				return this.parent ? this.parent.children.indexOf(this) : -1;
			};
			/** @param {RegExp.match} beginMatch */
			BeginEndNode.prototype.setStart = function(beginMatch) {
				this.start = beginMatch.index;
				this.beginMatch = beginMatch;
			};
			/** @param {RegExp.match|Number} endMatchOrLastChar */
			BeginEndNode.prototype.setEnd = function(endMatchOrLastChar) {
				if (endMatchOrLastChar && typeof(endMatchOrLastChar) === "object") {
					var endMatch = endMatchOrLastChar;
					this.endMatch = endMatch;
					this.end = endMatch.index + endMatch[0].length;
				} else {
					var lastChar = endMatchOrLastChar;
					this.endMatch = null;
					this.end = lastChar;
				}
			};
			BeginEndNode.prototype.shiftStart = function(amount) {
				this.start += amount;
				this.beginMatch.index += amount;
			};
			BeginEndNode.prototype.shiftEnd = function(amount) {
				this.end += amount;
				if (this.endMatch) { this.endMatch.index += amount; }
			};
			BeginEndNode.prototype.valueOf = function() {
				return "{" + this.rule.beginRegex + " range=" + this.start + ".." + this.end + "}";
			};
			return BeginEndNode;
		}()),
		/** Pushes rules onto stack such that rules[startFrom] is on top
		 * @private
		 */
		push: function(/**Array*/ stack, /**Array*/ rules) {
			if (!rules) { return; }
			for (var i = rules.length; i > 0; ) {
				stack.push(rules[--i]);
			}
		},
		/** Executes <code>regex</code> on <code>text</code>, and returns the match object with its index 
		 * offset by the given amount.
		 * @returns {RegExp.match}
		 * @private
		 */
		exec: function(/**RegExp*/ regex, /**String*/ text, /**Number*/ offset) {
			var match = regex.exec(text);
			if (match) { match.index += offset; }
			regex.lastIndex = 0; // Just in case
			return match;
		},
		/** @returns {Number} The position immediately following the match.
		 * @private
		 */
		afterMatch: function(/**RegExp.match*/ match) {
			return match.index + match[0].length;
		},
		/**
		 * @returns {RegExp.match} If node is a BeginEndNode and its rule's "end" pattern matches the text.
		 * @private
		 */
		getEndMatch: function(/**Node*/ node, /**String*/ text, /**Number*/ offset) {
			if (node instanceof this.BeginEndNode) {
				var rule = node.rule;
				var endRegex = node.endRegexSubstituted || rule.endRegex;
				if (!endRegex) { return null; }
				return this.exec(endRegex, text, offset);
			}
			return null;
		},
		/** Called once when file is first loaded to build the parse tree. Tree is updated incrementally thereafter 
		 * as buffer is modified.
		 * @private
		 */
		initialParse: function() {
			var last = this.textView.getModel().getCharCount();
			// First time; make parse tree for whole buffer
			var root = new this.ContainerNode(null, this.grammar._typedRule);
			this._tree = root;
			this.parse(this._tree, false, 0);
		},
		onModelChanged: function(/**eclipse.ModelChangedEvent*/ e) {
			var addedCharCount = e.addedCharCount,
			    addedLineCount = e.addedLineCount,
			    removedCharCount = e.removedCharCount,
			    removedLineCount = e.removedLineCount,
			    start = e.start;
			if (!this._tree) {
				this.initialParse();
			} else {
				var model = this.textView.getModel();
				var charCount = model.getCharCount();
				
				// For rs, we must rewind to the line preceding the line 'start' is on. We can't rely on start's
				// line since it may've been changed in a way that would cause a new beginMatch at its lineStart.
				var rs = model.getLineEnd(model.getLineAtOffset(start) - 1); // may be < 0
				var fd = this.getFirstDamaged(rs, rs);
				rs = rs === -1 ? 0 : rs;
				var stoppedAt;
				if (fd) {
					// [rs, re] is the region we need to verify. If we find the structure of the tree
					// has changed in that area, then we may need to reparse the rest of the file.
					stoppedAt = this.parse(fd, true, rs, start, addedCharCount, removedCharCount);
				} else {
					// FIXME: fd == null ?
					stoppedAt = charCount;
				}
				this.textView.redrawRange(rs, stoppedAt);
			}
		},
		/** @returns {BeginEndNode|ContainerNode} The result of taking the first (smallest "start" value) 
		 * node overlapping [start,end] and drilling down to get its deepest damaged descendant (if any).
		 * @private
		 */
		getFirstDamaged: function(start, end) {
			// If start === 0 we actually have to start from the root because there is no position
			// we can rely on. (First index is damaged)
			if (start < 0) {
				return this._tree;
			}
			
			var nodes = [this._tree];
			var result = null;
			while (nodes.length) {
				var n = nodes.pop();
				if (!n.parent /*n is root*/ || this.isDamaged(n, start, end)) {
					// n is damaged by the edit, so go into its children
					// Note: If a node is damaged, then some of its descendents MAY be damaged
					// If a node is undamaged, then ALL of its descendents are undamaged
					if (n instanceof this.BeginEndNode) {
						result = n;
					}
					// Examine children[0] last
					for (var i=0; i < n.children.length; i++) {
						nodes.push(n.children[i]);
					}
				}
			}
			return result || this._tree;
		},
		/** @returns true If <code>n</code> overlaps the interval [start,end].
		 * @private
		 */
		isDamaged: function(/**BeginEndNode*/ n, start, end) {
			// Note strict > since [2,5] doesn't overlap [5,7]
			return (n.start <= end && n.end > start);
		},
		/**
		 * Builds tree from some of the buffer content
		 *
		 * TODO cleanup params
		 * @param {BeginEndNode|ContainerNode} origNode The deepest node that overlaps [rs,rs], or the root.
		 * @param {Boolean} repairing 
		 * @param {Number} rs See _onModelChanged()
		 * @param {Number} [editStart] Only used for repairing === true
		 * @param {Number} [addedCharCount] Only used for repairing === true
		 * @param {Number} [removedCharCount] Only used for repairing === true
		 * @returns {Number} The end position that redrawRange should be called for.
		 * @private
		 */
		parse: function(origNode, repairing, rs, editStart, addedCharCount, removedCharCount) {
			var model = this.textView.getModel();
			var lastLineStart = model.getLineStart(model.getLineCount() - 1);
			var eof = model.getCharCount();
			var initialExpected = this.getInitialExpected(origNode, rs);
			
			// re is best-case stopping point; if we detect change to tree, we must continue past it
			var re = -1;
			if (repairing) {
				origNode.repaired = true;
				origNode.endNeedsUpdate = true;
				var lastChild = origNode.children[origNode.children.length-1];
				var delta = addedCharCount - removedCharCount;
				var lastChildLineEnd = lastChild ? model.getLineEnd(model.getLineAtOffset(lastChild.end + delta)) : -1;
				var editLineEnd = model.getLineEnd(model.getLineAtOffset(editStart + removedCharCount));
				re = Math.max(lastChildLineEnd, editLineEnd);
			}
			re = (re === -1) ? eof : re;
			
			var expected = initialExpected;
			var node = origNode;
			var matchedChildOrEnd = false;
			var pos = rs;
			var redrawEnd = -1;
			while (node && (!repairing || (pos < re))) {
				var matchInfo = this.getNextMatch(model, node, pos);
				if (!matchInfo) {
					// Go to next line, if any
					pos = (pos >= lastLineStart) ? eof : model.getLineStart(model.getLineAtOffset(pos) + 1);
				}
				var match = matchInfo && matchInfo.match,
				    rule = matchInfo && matchInfo.rule,
				    isSub = matchInfo && matchInfo.isSub,
				    isEnd = matchInfo && matchInfo.isEnd;
				if (isSub) {
					pos = this.afterMatch(match);
					if (rule instanceof this.BeginEndRule) {
						matchedChildOrEnd = true;
						// Matched a child. Did we expect that?
						if (repairing && rule === expected.rule && node === expected.parent) {
							// Yes: matched expected child
							var foundChild = expected;
							foundChild.setStart(match);
							// Note: the 'end' position for this node will either be matched, or fixed up by us post-loop
							foundChild.repaired = true;
							foundChild.endNeedsUpdate = true;
							node = foundChild; // descend
							expected = this.getNextExpected(expected, "begin");
						} else {
							if (repairing) {
								// No: matched unexpected child.
								this.prune(node, expected);
								repairing = false;
							}
							
							// Add the new child (will replace 'expected' in node's children list)
							var subNode = new this.BeginEndNode(node, rule, match);
							node.addChild(subNode);
							node = subNode; // descend
						}
					} else {
						// Matched a MatchRule; no changes to tree required
					}
				} else if (isEnd || pos === eof) {
					if (node instanceof this.BeginEndNode) {
						if (match) {
							matchedChildOrEnd = true;
							redrawEnd = Math.max(redrawEnd, node.end); // if end moved up, must still redraw to its old value
							node.setEnd(match);
							pos = this.afterMatch(match);
							// Matched node's end. Did we expect that?
							if (repairing && node === expected && node.parent === expected.parent) {
								// Yes: found the expected end of node
								node.repaired = true;
								delete node.endNeedsUpdate;
								expected = this.getNextExpected(expected, "end");
							} else {
								if (repairing) {
									// No: found an unexpected end
									this.prune(node, expected);
									repairing = false;
								}
							}
						} else {
							// Force-ending a BeginEndNode that runs until eof
							node.setEnd(eof);
							delete node.endNeedsUpdate;
						}
					}
					node = node.parent; // ascend
				}
				
				if (repairing && pos >= re && !matchedChildOrEnd) {
					// Reached re without matching any begin/end => initialExpected itself was removed => repair fail
					this.prune(origNode, initialExpected);
					repairing = false;
				}
			} // end loop
			// TODO: do this for every node we end?
			this.removeUnrepairedChildren(origNode, repairing, rs);
			
			//console.debug("parsed " + (pos - rs) + " of " + model.getCharCount + "buf");
			this.cleanup(repairing, origNode, rs, re, eof, addedCharCount, removedCharCount);
			if (repairing) {
				return Math.max(redrawEnd, pos);
			} else {
				return pos; // where we stopped reparsing
			}
		},
		/** Helper for parse() in the repair case. To be called when ending a node, as any children that
		 * lie in [rs,node.end] and were not repaired must've been deleted.
		 * @private
		 */
		removeUnrepairedChildren: function(node, repairing, start) {
			if (repairing) {
				var children = node.children;
				var removeFrom = -1;
				for (var i=0; i < children.length; i++) {
					var child = children[i];
					if (!child.repaired && this.isDamaged(child, start, Number.MAX_VALUE /*end doesn't matter*/)) {
						removeFrom = i;
						break;
					}
				}
				if (removeFrom !== -1) {
					node.children.length = removeFrom;
				}
			}
		},
		/** Helper for parse() in the repair case
		 * @private
		 */
		cleanup: function(repairing, origNode, rs, re, eof, addedCharCount, removedCharCount) {
			var i, node, maybeRepairedNodes;
			if (repairing) {
				// The repair succeeded, so update stale begin/end indices by simple translation.
				var delta = addedCharCount - removedCharCount;
				// A repaired node's end can't exceed re, but it may exceed re-delta+1.
				// TODO: find a way to guarantee disjoint intervals for repaired vs unrepaired, then stop using flag
				var maybeUnrepairedNodes = this.getIntersecting(re-delta+1, eof);
				maybeRepairedNodes = this.getIntersecting(rs, re);
				// Handle unrepaired nodes. They are those intersecting [re-delta+1, eof] that don't have the flag
				for (i=0; i < maybeUnrepairedNodes.length; i++) {
					node = maybeUnrepairedNodes[i];
					if (!node.repaired && node instanceof this.BeginEndNode) {
						node.shiftEnd(delta);
						node.shiftStart(delta);
					}
				}
				// Translate 'end' index of repaired node whose 'end' was not matched in loop (>= re)
				for (i=0; i < maybeRepairedNodes.length; i++) {
					node = maybeRepairedNodes[i];
					if (node.repaired && node.endNeedsUpdate) {
						node.shiftEnd(delta);
					}
					delete node.endNeedsUpdate;
					delete node.repaired;
				}
			} else {
				// Clean up after ourself
				maybeRepairedNodes = this.getIntersecting(rs, re);
				for (i=0; i < maybeRepairedNodes.length; i++) {
					delete maybeRepairedNodes[i].repaired;
				}
			}
		},
		/**
		 * @param model {orion.textview.TextModel}
		 * @param node {Node}
		 * @param pos {Number}
		 * @param [matchRulesOnly] {Boolean} Optional, if true only "match" subrules will be considered.
		 * @returns {Object} A match info object with properties:
		 * {Boolean} isEnd
		 * {Boolean} isSub
		 * {RegExp.match} match
		 * {(Match|BeginEnd)Rule} rule
		 * @private
		 */
		getNextMatch: function(model, node, pos, matchRulesOnly) {
			var lineIndex = model.getLineAtOffset(pos);
			var lineEnd = model.getLineEnd(lineIndex);
			var line = model.getText(pos, lineEnd);

			var stack = [],
			    expandedContainers = [],
			    subMatches = [],
			    subrules = [];
			this.push(stack, node.rule.subrules);
			while (stack.length) {
				var next = stack.length ? stack.pop() : null;
				var subrule = next && next._resolvedRule._typedRule;
				if (subrule instanceof this.ContainerRule && expandedContainers.indexOf(subrule) === -1) {
					// Expand ContainerRule by pushing its subrules on
					expandedContainers.push(subrule);
					this.push(stack, subrule.subrules);
					continue;
				}
				if (subrule && matchRulesOnly && !(subrule.matchRegex)) {
					continue;
				}
				var subMatch = subrule && this.exec(subrule.matchRegex || subrule.beginRegex, line, pos);
				if (subMatch) {
					subMatches.push(subMatch);
					subrules.push(subrule);
				}
			}

			var bestSub = Number.MAX_VALUE,
			    bestSubIndex = -1;
			for (var i=0; i < subMatches.length; i++) {
				var match = subMatches[i];
				if (match.index < bestSub) {
					bestSub = match.index;
					bestSubIndex = i;
				}
			}
			
			if (!matchRulesOnly) {
				// See if the "end" pattern of the active begin/end node matches.
				// TODO: The active begin/end node may not be the same as the node that holds the subrules
				var activeBENode = node;
				var endMatch = this.getEndMatch(node, line, pos);
				if (endMatch) {
					var doEndLast = activeBENode.rule.applyEndPatternLast;
					var endWins = bestSubIndex === -1 || (endMatch.index < bestSub) || (!doEndLast && endMatch.index === bestSub);
					if (endWins) {
						return {isEnd: true, rule: activeBENode.rule, match: endMatch};
					}
				}
			}
			return bestSubIndex === -1 ? null : {isSub: true, rule: subrules[bestSubIndex], match: subMatches[bestSubIndex]};
		},
		/**
		 * Gets the node corresponding to the first match we expect to see in the repair.
		 * @param {BeginEndNode|ContainerNode} node The node returned via getFirstDamaged(rs,rs) -- may be the root.
		 * @param {Number} rs See _onModelChanged()
		 * Note that because rs is a line end (or 0, a line start), it will intersect a beginMatch or 
		 * endMatch either at their 0th character, or not at all. (begin/endMatches can't cross lines).
		 * This is the only time we rely on the start/end values from the pre-change tree. After this 
		 * we only look at node ordering, never use the old indices.
		 * @returns {Node}
		 * @private
		 */
		getInitialExpected: function(node, rs) {
			// TODO: Kind of weird.. maybe ContainerNodes should have start & end set, like BeginEndNodes
			var i, child;
			if (node === this._tree) {
				// get whichever of our children comes after rs
				for (i=0; i < node.children.length; i++) {
					child = node.children[i]; // BeginEndNode
					if (child.start >= rs) {
						return child;
					}
				}
			} else if (node instanceof this.BeginEndNode) {
				if (node.endMatch) {
					// Which comes next after rs: our nodeEnd or one of our children?
					var nodeEnd = node.endMatch.index;
					for (i=0; i < node.children.length; i++) {
						child = node.children[i]; // BeginEndNode
						if (child.start >= rs) {
							break;
						}
					}
					if (child && child.start < nodeEnd) {
						return child; // Expect child as the next match
					}
				} else {
					// No endMatch => node goes until eof => it end should be the next match
				}
			}
			return node; // We expect node to end, so it should be the next match
		},
		/**
		 * Helper for repair() to tell us what kind of event we expect next.
		 * @param {Node} expected Last value returned by this method.
		 * @param {String} event "begin" if the last value of expected was matched as "begin",
		 *  or "end" if it was matched as an end.
		 * @returns {Node} The next expected node to match, or null.
		 * @private
		 */
		getNextExpected: function(/**Node*/ expected, event) {
			var node = expected;
			if (event === "begin") {
				var child = node.children[0];
				if (child) {
					return child;
				} else {
					return node;
				}
			} else if (event === "end") {
				var parent = node.parent;
				if (parent) {
					var nextSibling = parent.children[parent.children.indexOf(node) + 1];
					if (nextSibling) {
						return nextSibling;
					} else {
						return parent;
					}
				}
			}
			return null;
		},
		/** Helper for parse() when repairing. Prunes out the unmatched nodes from the tree so we can continue parsing.
		 * @private
		 */
		prune: function(/**BeginEndNode|ContainerNode*/ node, /**Node*/ expected) {
			var expectedAChild = expected.parent === node;
			if (expectedAChild) {
				// Expected child wasn't matched; prune it and all siblings after it
				node.children.length = expected.getIndexInParent();
			} else if (node instanceof this.BeginEndNode) {
				// Expected node to end but it didn't; set its end unknown and we'll match it eventually
				node.endMatch = null;
				node.end = null;
			}
			// Reparsing from node, so prune the successors outside of node's subtree
			if (node.parent) {
				node.parent.children.length = node.getIndexInParent() + 1;
			}
		},
		onLineStyle: function(/**eclipse.LineStyleEvent*/ e) {
			function byStart(r1, r2) {
				return r1.start - r2.start;
			}
			
			if (!this._tree) {
				// In some cases it seems onLineStyle is called before onModelChanged, so we need to parse here
				this.initialParse();
			}
			var lineStart = e.lineStart,
			    model = this.textView.getModel(),
			    lineEnd = model.getLineEnd(e.lineIndex);
			
			var rs = model.getLineEnd(model.getLineAtOffset(lineStart) - 1); // may be < 0
			var node = this.getFirstDamaged(rs, rs);
			
			var scopes = this.getLineScope(model, node, lineStart, lineEnd);
			e.ranges = this.toStyleRanges(scopes);
			// Editor requires StyleRanges must be in ascending order by 'start', or else some will be ignored
			e.ranges.sort(byStart);
		},
		/** Runs parse algorithm on [start, end] in the context of node, assigning scope as we find matches.
		 * @private
		 */
		getLineScope: function(model, node, start, end) {
			var pos = start;
			var expected = this.getInitialExpected(node, start);
			var scopes = [],
			    gaps = [];
			while (node && (pos < end)) {
				var matchInfo = this.getNextMatch(model, node, pos);
				if (!matchInfo) { 
					break; // line is over
				}
				var match = matchInfo && matchInfo.match,
				    rule = matchInfo && matchInfo.rule,
				    isSub = matchInfo && matchInfo.isSub,
				    isEnd = matchInfo && matchInfo.isEnd;
				if (match.index !== pos) {
					// gap [pos..match.index]
					gaps.push({ start: pos, end: match.index, node: node});
				}
				if (isSub) {
					pos = this.afterMatch(match);
					if (rule instanceof this.BeginEndRule) {
						// Matched a "begin", assign its scope and descend into it
						this.addBeginScope(scopes, match, rule);
						node = expected; // descend
						expected = this.getNextExpected(expected, "begin");
					} else {
						// Matched a child MatchRule;
						this.addMatchScope(scopes, match, rule);
					}
				} else if (isEnd) {
					pos = this.afterMatch(match);
					// Matched and "end", assign its end scope and go up
					this.addEndScope(scopes, match, rule);
					expected = this.getNextExpected(expected, "end");
					node = node.parent; // ascend
				}
			}
			if (pos < end) {
				gaps.push({ start: pos, end: end, node: node });
			}
			var inherited = this.getInheritedLineScope(gaps, start, end);
			return scopes.concat(inherited);
		},
		/** @private */
		getInheritedLineScope: function(gaps, start, end) {
			var scopes = [];
			for (var i=0; i < gaps.length; i++) {
				var gap = gaps[i];
				var node = gap.node;
				while (node) {
					// if node defines a contentName or name, apply it
					var rule = node.rule.rule;
					var name = rule.name,
					    contentName = rule.contentName;
					// TODO: if both are given, we don't resolve the conflict. contentName always wins
					var scope = contentName || name;
					if (scope) {
						this.addScopeRange(scopes, gap.start, gap.end, scope);
						break;
					}
					node = node.parent;
				}
			}
			return scopes;
		},
		/** @private */
		addBeginScope: function(scopes, match, typedRule) {
			var rule = typedRule.rule;
			this.addCapturesScope(scopes, match, (rule.beginCaptures || rule.captures), typedRule.isComplex, typedRule.beginOld2New, typedRule.beginConsuming);
		},
		/** @private */
		addEndScope: function(scopes, match, typedRule) {
			var rule = typedRule.rule;
			this.addCapturesScope(scopes, match, (rule.endCaptures || rule.captures), typedRule.isComplex, typedRule.endOld2New, typedRule.endConsuming);
		},
		/** @private */
		addMatchScope: function(scopes, match, typedRule) {
			var rule = typedRule.rule,
			    name = rule.name,
			    captures = rule.captures;
			if (captures) {	
				// captures takes priority over name
				this.addCapturesScope(scopes, match, captures, typedRule.isComplex, typedRule.matchOld2New, typedRule.matchConsuming);
			} else {
				this.addScope(scopes, match, name);
			}
		},
		/** @private */
		addScope: function(scopes, match, name) {
			if (!name) { return; }
			scopes.push({start: match.index, end: this.afterMatch(match), scope: name });
		},
		/** @private */
		addScopeRange: function(scopes, start, end, name) {
			if (!name) { return; }
			scopes.push({start: start, end: end, scope: name });
		},
		/** @private */
		addCapturesScope: function(/**Array*/scopes, /*RegExp.match*/ match, /**Object*/captures, /**Boolean*/isComplex, /**Object*/old2New, /**Object*/consuming) {
			if (!captures) { return; }
			if (!isComplex) {
				this.addScope(scopes, match, captures[0] && captures[0].name);
			} else {
				// apply scopes captures[1..n] to matching groups [1]..[n] of match
				
				// Sum up the lengths of preceding consuming groups to get the start offset for each matched group.
				var newGroupStarts = {1: 0};
				var sum = 0;
				for (var num = 1; match[num] !== undefined; num++) {
					if (consuming[num] !== undefined) {
						sum += match[num].length;
					}
					if (match[num+1] !== undefined) {
						newGroupStarts[num + 1] = sum;
					}
				}
				// Map the group numbers referred to in captures object to the new group numbers, and get the actual matched range.
				var start = match.index;
				for (var oldGroupNum = 1; captures[oldGroupNum]; oldGroupNum++) {
					var scope = captures[oldGroupNum].name;
					var newGroupNum = old2New[oldGroupNum];
					var groupStart = start + newGroupStarts[newGroupNum];
					// Not every capturing group defined in regex need match every time the regex is run.
					// eg. (a)|b matches "b" but group 1 is undefined
					if (typeof match[newGroupNum] !== "undefined") {
						var groupEnd = groupStart + match[newGroupNum].length;
						this.addScopeRange(scopes, groupStart, groupEnd, scope);
					}
				}
			}
		},
		/** @returns {Node[]} In depth-first order
		 * @private
		 */
		getIntersecting: function(start, end) {
			var result = [];
			var nodes = this._tree ? [this._tree] : [];
			while (nodes.length) {
				var n = nodes.pop();
				var visitChildren = false;
				if (n instanceof this.ContainerNode) {
					visitChildren = true;
				} else if (this.isDamaged(n, start, end)) {
					visitChildren = true;
					result.push(n);
				}
				if (visitChildren) {
					var len = n.children.length;
//					for (var i=len-1; i >= 0; i--) {
//						nodes.push(n.children[i]);
//					}
					for (var i=0; i < len; i++) {
						nodes.push(n.children[i]);
					}
				}
			}
			return result.reverse();
		},
		/**
		 * Applies the grammar to obtain the {@link eclipse.StyleRange[]} for the given line.
		 * @returns eclipse.StyleRange[]
		 * @private
		 */
		toStyleRanges: function(/**ScopeRange[]*/ scopeRanges) {
			var styleRanges = [];
			for (var i=0; i < scopeRanges.length; i++) {
				var scopeRange = scopeRanges[i];
				var classNames = this._styles[scopeRange.scope];
				if (!classNames) { throw new Error("styles not found for " + scopeRange.scope); }
				var classNamesString = classNames.join(" ");
				styleRanges.push({start: scopeRange.start, end: scopeRange.end, style: {styleClass: classNamesString}});
//				console.debug("{start " + styleRanges[i].start + ", end " + styleRanges[i].end + ", style: " + styleRanges[i].style.styleClass + "}");
			}
			return styleRanges;
		}
	};
	
	return {
		RegexUtil: RegexUtil,
		TextMateStyler: TextMateStyler
	};
});
