Description
			A class that handles the results of a RegEx match
The RegExResult class is returned from the
	string.match() method.
	The RegExResult can be used to iterate over all matches in the
	string. This is usually done with as shown in the following example:
string toMatch = "Processor1 Processor200";
Array matches;
var result = toMatch.match(/([a-zA-Z]+)(\d+)/g);
while ((matches = result.findNextMatch()).length) {
	pt(matches.join(", "));
	pr();
}
// Text printed to Output Console:
// Processor1, Processor, 1
// Processor200, Processor, 200
The string is not actually searched until one of the methods or properties are called.
	Then, the string is only searched until the requested information can be provided.
	Once a match is found, it is cached, so that future calls that require that match can
	look it up.
Unless you mark the RegEx as global (using the "g" flag), this object will only search
	until it finds the first match. None of the methods or properties will cause it to search
	beyond that point.
Creating RegExResult Objects
	You can only obtain a RegExResult object through a call to string.match(), and you can
	only declare a variable of this type using the type-inference mechanism (var).
	
var result = someString.match(/a pattern/g); // correct
// RegExResult result = someString.match(/a pattern/g); INCORRECT
// RegExResult result; INCORRECT
	
Properties
			
				| length | Counts the number of matches to the RegEx in the string. | 
			
			Methods
			
				| findNextMatch | Searches for the next match in the string. | 
				| getMatch | Gets gets the nth match (the array of match and subgroups) from a string. | 
				| getMatchIndex | Gets the position in the original string of the nth match. | 
			
			Operators
			
				| [] | Gets the complete match string for the nth match | 
			
		 
		
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				readonly int length
				Description
				Counts the number of matches to the RegEx in the string.
Counts (searching, if necessary), the total number of matches
		in the string. This will find all the matches, exhausting the string.
		Use getMatch() to get the results. Without the global flag,
		this value cannot exceed 1.
 
		 
		
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				Returns
				
					| Array | An array containing the most recently found match. | 
				
				Description
				Searches for the next match in the string.
If a match is not found, or if all matches have been found and the string is exausted
		(e.g., by calling RegExResult.length), then this method returns an empty Array.
		Otherwise, it returns an Array of 
strings. The first value in the
		Array is the complete match. Subsequent values (if any) will correspond to the 
		capture groups marked in the RegEx. Without the global flag, this method will only search the string one time.
		
 
		 
		
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				Parameters
				
					| i | The match number to retrieve (1 is the first match) | 
				
				Returns
				
					| Array | An array containing the full match, and any sub-matches. | 
				
				Description
				Gets gets the nth match (the array of match and subgroups) from a string.
If the value given is larger than the number of matches, this method will
		fail. If necessary, this method will search the string. If the pattern to match is not global,
		than any value greater than 1 will always fail (1 could still fail if no match was found).
 
		 
		
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				Parameters
				
					| i | The match number for which you want the position (1 is the first match). | 
				
				Returns
				
					| Array | The position of the nth match in the original string | 
				
				Description
				Gets the position in the original string of the nth match.
If the value given is larger than the number of matches, this method will
		fail. If necessary, this method will search the string. If the pattern to match is not global,
		than any value greater than 1 will always fail (1 could still fail if no match was found).
 
		 
		
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				Parameters
				
					| i | The match number for which you want the full match string. | 
				
				Returns
				
					| string | A string containing the full text of the nth match | 
				
				Description
				Gets the complete match string for the nth match
This is the same as calling 
getMatch(i)[1].
		If the value given is larger than the number of matches, this method will
		fail. If necessary, this method will search the string. If the pattern to match is not global,
		than any value greater than 1 will always fail (1 could still fail if no match was found).