/**
 * @license Copyright (c) 2003-2018, CKSource - Frederico Knabben. All rights reserved.
 * For licensing, see LICENSE.md or https://ckeditor.com/legal/ckeditor-oss-license
 */

( function() {
	'use strict';

	var DTD = CKEDITOR.dtd,
		// processElement flag - means that element has been somehow modified.
		FILTER_ELEMENT_MODIFIED = 1,
		// processElement flag - meaning explained in CKEDITOR.FILTER_SKIP_TREE doc.
		FILTER_SKIP_TREE = 2,
		copy = CKEDITOR.tools.copy,
		trim = CKEDITOR.tools.trim,
		TEST_VALUE = 'cke-test',
		enterModeTags = [ '', 'p', 'br', 'div' ];

	/**
	 * A flag indicating that the current element and all its ancestors
	 * should not be filtered.
	 *
	 * See {@link CKEDITOR.filter#addElementCallback} for more details.
	 *
	 * @since 4.4
	 * @readonly
	 * @property {Number} [=2]
	 * @member CKEDITOR
	 */
	CKEDITOR.FILTER_SKIP_TREE = FILTER_SKIP_TREE;

	/**
	 * Highly configurable class which implements input data filtering mechanisms
	 * and core functions used for the activation of editor features.
	 *
	 * A filter instance is always available under the {@link CKEDITOR.editor#filter}
	 * property and is used by the editor in its core features like filtering input data,
	 * applying data transformations, validating whether a feature may be enabled for
	 * the current setup. It may be configured in two ways:
	 *
	 *	* By the user, with the {@link CKEDITOR.config#allowedContent} setting.
	 *	* Automatically, by loaded features (toolbar items, commands, etc.).
	 *
	 * In both cases additional allowed content rules may be added by
	 * setting the {@link CKEDITOR.config#extraAllowedContent}
	 * configuration option.
	 *
	 * **Note**: Filter rules will be extended with the following elements
	 * depending on the {@link CKEDITOR.config#enterMode} and
	 * {@link CKEDITOR.config#shiftEnterMode} settings:
	 *
	 *	* `'p'` &ndash; for {@link CKEDITOR#ENTER_P},
	 *	* `'div'` &ndash; for {@link CKEDITOR#ENTER_DIV},
	 *	* `'br'` &ndash; for {@link CKEDITOR#ENTER_BR}.
	 *
	 * **Read more** about the Advanced Content Filter in {@glink guide/dev_advanced_content_filter guides}.
	 *
	 * Filter may also be used as a standalone instance by passing
	 * {@link CKEDITOR.filter.allowedContentRules} instead of {@link CKEDITOR.editor}
	 * to the constructor:
	 *
	 *		var filter = new CKEDITOR.filter( 'b' );
	 *
	 *		filter.check( 'b' ); // -> true
	 *		filter.check( 'i' ); // -> false
	 *		filter.allow( 'i' );
	 *		filter.check( 'i' ); // -> true
	 *
	 * @since 4.1
	 * @class
	 * @constructor Creates a filter class instance.
	 * @param {CKEDITOR.editor/CKEDITOR.filter.allowedContentRules} editorOrRules
	 */
	CKEDITOR.filter = function( editorOrRules ) {
		/**
		 * Whether custom {@link CKEDITOR.config#allowedContent} was set.
		 *
		 * This property does not apply to the standalone filter.
		 *
		 * @readonly
		 * @property {Boolean} customConfig
		 */

		/**
		 * Array of rules added by the {@link #allow} method (including those
		 * loaded from {@link CKEDITOR.config#allowedContent} and
		 * {@link CKEDITOR.config#extraAllowedContent}).
		 *
		 * Rules in this array are in unified allowed content rules format.
		 *
		 * This property is useful for debugging issues with rules string parsing
		 * or for checking which rules were automatically added by editor features.
		 *
		 * @readonly
		 */
		this.allowedContent = [];

		/**
		 * Array of rules added by the {@link #disallow} method (including those
		 * loaded from {@link CKEDITOR.config#disallowedContent}).
		 *
		 * Rules in this array are in unified disallowed content rules format.
		 *
		 * This property is useful for debugging issues with rules string parsing
		 * or for checking which rules were automatically added by editor features.
		 *
		 * @since 4.4
		 * @readonly
		 */
		this.disallowedContent = [];

		/**
		 * Array of element callbacks. See {@link #addElementCallback}.
		 *
		 * @readonly
		 * @property {Function[]} [=null]
		 */
		this.elementCallbacks = null;

		/**
		 * Whether the filter is disabled.
		 *
		 * To disable the filter, set {@link CKEDITOR.config#allowedContent} to `true`
		 * or use the {@link #disable} method.
		 *
		 * @readonly
		 */
		this.disabled = false;

		/**
		 * Editor instance if not a standalone filter.
		 *
		 * @readonly
		 * @property {CKEDITOR.editor} [=null]
		 */
		this.editor = null;

		/**
		 * Filter's unique id. It can be used to find filter instance in
		 * {@link CKEDITOR.filter#instances CKEDITOR.filter.instance} object.
		 *
		 * @since 4.3
		 * @readonly
		 * @property {Number} id
		 */
		this.id = CKEDITOR.tools.getNextNumber();

		this._ = {
			// Optimized allowed content rules.
			allowedRules: {
				elements: {},
				generic: []
			},
			// Optimized disallowed content rules.
			disallowedRules: {
				elements: {},
				generic: []
			},
			// Object: element name => array of transformations groups.
			transformations: {},
			cachedTests: {},
			cachedChecks: {}
		};

		// Register filter instance.
		CKEDITOR.filter.instances[ this.id ] = this;

		if ( editorOrRules instanceof CKEDITOR.editor ) {
			var editor = this.editor = editorOrRules;
			this.customConfig = true;

			var allowedContent = editor.config.allowedContent;

			// Disable filter completely by setting config.allowedContent = true.
			if ( allowedContent === true ) {
				this.disabled = true;
				return;
			}

			if ( !allowedContent )
				this.customConfig = false;

			this.allow( allowedContent, 'config', 1 );
			this.allow( editor.config.extraAllowedContent, 'extra', 1 );

			// Enter modes should extend filter rules (ENTER_P adds 'p' rule, etc.).
			this.allow( enterModeTags[ editor.enterMode ] + ' ' + enterModeTags[ editor.shiftEnterMode ], 'default', 1 );

			this.disallow( editor.config.disallowedContent );
		}
		// Rules object passed in editorOrRules argument - initialize standalone filter.
		else {
			this.customConfig = false;
			this.allow( editorOrRules, 'default', 1 );
		}
	};

	/**
	 * Object containing all filter instances stored under their
	 * {@link #id} properties.
	 *
	 *		var filter = new CKEDITOR.filter( 'p' );
	 *		filter === CKEDITOR.filter.instances[ filter.id ];
	 *
	 * @since 4.3
	 * @static
	 * @property instances
	 */
	CKEDITOR.filter.instances = {};

	CKEDITOR.filter.prototype = {
		/**
		 * Adds allowed content rules to the filter.
		 *
		 * Read about rules formats in {@glink guide/dev_allowed_content_rules Allowed Content Rules guide}.
		 *
		 *		// Add a basic rule for custom image feature (e.g. 'MyImage' button).
		 *		editor.filter.allow( 'img[!src,alt]', 'MyImage' );
		 *
		 *		// Add rules for two header styles allowed by 'HeadersCombo'.
		 *		var header1Style = new CKEDITOR.style( { element: 'h1' } ),
		 *			header2Style = new CKEDITOR.style( { element: 'h2' } );
		 *		editor.filter.allow( [ header1Style, header2Style ], 'HeadersCombo' );
		 *
		 * @param {CKEDITOR.filter.allowedContentRules} newRules Rule(s) to be added.
		 * @param {String} [featureName] Name of a feature that allows this content (most often plugin/button/command name).
		 * @param {Boolean} [overrideCustom] By default this method will reject any rules
		 * if {@link CKEDITOR.config#allowedContent} is defined to avoid overriding it.
		 * Pass `true` to force rules addition.
		 * @returns {Boolean} Whether the rules were accepted.
		 */
		allow: function( newRules, featureName, overrideCustom ) {
			// Check arguments and constraints. Clear cache.
			if ( !beforeAddingRule( this, newRules, overrideCustom ) )
				return false;

			var i, ret;

			if ( typeof newRules == 'string' )
				newRules = parseRulesString( newRules );
			else if ( newRules instanceof CKEDITOR.style ) {
				// If style has the cast method defined, use it and abort.
				if ( newRules.toAllowedContentRules )
					return this.allow( newRules.toAllowedContentRules( this.editor ), featureName, overrideCustom );

				newRules = convertStyleToRules( newRules );
			} else if ( CKEDITOR.tools.isArray( newRules ) ) {
				for ( i = 0; i < newRules.length; ++i )
					ret = this.allow( newRules[ i ], featureName, overrideCustom );
				return ret; // Return last status.
			}

			addAndOptimizeRules( this, newRules, featureName, this.allowedContent, this._.allowedRules );

			return true;
		},

		/**
		 * Applies this filter to passed {@link CKEDITOR.htmlParser.fragment} or {@link CKEDITOR.htmlParser.element}.
		 * The result of filtering is a DOM tree without disallowed content.
		 *
		 *			// Create standalone filter passing 'p' and 'b' elements.
		 *		var filter = new CKEDITOR.filter( 'p b' ),
		 *			// Parse HTML string to pseudo DOM structure.
		 *			fragment = CKEDITOR.htmlParser.fragment.fromHtml( '<p><b>foo</b> <i>bar</i></p>' ),
		 *			writer = new CKEDITOR.htmlParser.basicWriter();
		 *
		 *		filter.applyTo( fragment );
		 *		fragment.writeHtml( writer );
		 *		writer.getHtml(); // -> '<p><b>foo</b> bar</p>'
		 *
		 * @param {CKEDITOR.htmlParser.fragment/CKEDITOR.htmlParser.element} fragment Node to be filtered.
		 * @param {Boolean} [toHtml] Set to `true` if the filter is used together with {@link CKEDITOR.htmlDataProcessor#toHtml}.
		 * @param {Boolean} [transformOnly] If set to `true` only transformations will be applied. Content
		 * will not be filtered with allowed content rules.
		 * @param {Number} [enterMode] Enter mode used by the filter when deciding how to strip disallowed element.
		 * Defaults to {@link CKEDITOR.editor#activeEnterMode} for a editor's filter or to {@link CKEDITOR#ENTER_P} for standalone filter.
		 * @returns {Boolean} Whether some part of the `fragment` was removed by the filter.
		 */
		applyTo: function( fragment, toHtml, transformOnly, enterMode ) {
			if ( this.disabled )
				return false;

			var that = this,
				toBeRemoved = [],
				protectedRegexs = this.editor && this.editor.config.protectedSource,
				processRetVal,
				isModified = false,
				filterOpts = {
					doFilter: !transformOnly,
					doTransform: true,
					doCallbacks: true,
					toHtml: toHtml
				};

			// Filter all children, skip root (fragment or editable-like wrapper used by data processor).
			fragment.forEach( function( el ) {
				if ( el.type == CKEDITOR.NODE_ELEMENT ) {
					// Do not filter element with data-cke-filter="off" and all their descendants.
					if ( el.attributes[ 'data-cke-filter' ] == 'off' )
						return false;

					// (https://dev.ckeditor.com/ticket/10260) Don't touch elements like spans with data-cke-* attribute since they're
					// responsible e.g. for placing markers, bookmarks, odds and stuff.
					// We love 'em and we don't wanna lose anything during the filtering.
					// '|' is to avoid tricky joints like data-="foo" + cke-="bar". Yes, they're possible.
					//
					// NOTE: data-cke-* assigned elements are preserved only when filter is used with
					//       htmlDataProcessor.toHtml because we don't want to protect them when outputting data
					//       (toDataFormat).
					if ( toHtml && el.name == 'span' && ~CKEDITOR.tools.objectKeys( el.attributes ).join( '|' ).indexOf( 'data-cke-' ) )
						return;

					processRetVal = processElement( that, el, toBeRemoved, filterOpts );
					if ( processRetVal & FILTER_ELEMENT_MODIFIED )
						isModified = true;
					else if ( processRetVal & FILTER_SKIP_TREE )
						return false;
				}
				else if ( el.type == CKEDITOR.NODE_COMMENT && el.value.match( /^\{cke_protected\}(?!\{C\})/ ) ) {
					if ( !processProtectedElement( that, el, protectedRegexs, filterOpts ) )
						toBeRemoved.push( el );
				}
			}, null, true );

			if ( toBeRemoved.length )
				isModified = true;

			var node, element, check,
				toBeChecked = [],
				enterTag = enterModeTags[ enterMode || ( this.editor ? this.editor.enterMode : CKEDITOR.ENTER_P ) ],
				parentDtd;

			// Remove elements in reverse order - from leaves to root, to avoid conflicts.
			while ( ( node = toBeRemoved.pop() ) ) {
				if ( node.type == CKEDITOR.NODE_ELEMENT )
					removeElement( node, enterTag, toBeChecked );
				// This is a comment securing rejected element - remove it completely.
				else
					node.remove();
			}

			// Check elements that have been marked as possibly invalid.
			while ( ( check = toBeChecked.pop() ) ) {
				element = check.el;
				// Element has been already removed.
				if ( !element.parent )
					continue;

				// Handle custom elements as inline elements (https://dev.ckeditor.com/ticket/12683).
				parentDtd = DTD[ element.parent.name ] || DTD.span;

				switch ( check.check ) {
					// Check if element itself is correct.
					case 'it':
						// Check if element included in $removeEmpty has no children.
						if ( DTD.$removeEmpty[ element.name ] && !element.children.length )
							removeElement( element, enterTag, toBeChecked );
						// Check if that is invalid element.
						else if ( !validateElement( element ) )
							removeElement( element, enterTag, toBeChecked );
						break;

					// Check if element is in correct context. If not - remove element.
					case 'el-up':
						// Check if e.g. li is a child of body after ul has been removed.
						if ( element.parent.type != CKEDITOR.NODE_DOCUMENT_FRAGMENT && !parentDtd[ element.name ] )
							removeElement( element, enterTag, toBeChecked );
						break;

					// Check if element is in correct context. If not - remove parent.
					case 'parent-down':
						if ( element.parent.type != CKEDITOR.NODE_DOCUMENT_FRAGMENT && !parentDtd[ element.name ] )
							removeElement( element.parent, enterTag, toBeChecked );
						break;
				}
			}

			return isModified;
		},

		/**
		 * Checks whether a {@link CKEDITOR.feature} can be enabled. Unlike {@link #addFeature},
		 * this method always checks the feature, even when the default configuration
		 * for {@link CKEDITOR.config#allowedContent} is used.
		 *
		 *		// TODO example
		 *
		 * @param {CKEDITOR.feature} feature The feature to be tested.
		 * @returns {Boolean} Whether this feature can be enabled.
		 */
		checkFeature: function( feature ) {
			if ( this.disabled )
				return true;

			if ( !feature )
				return true;

			// Some features may want to register other features.
			// E.g. a button may return a command bound to it.
			if ( feature.toFeature )
				feature = feature.toFeature( this.editor );

			return !feature.requiredContent || this.check( feature.requiredContent );
		},

		/**
		 * Disables Advanced Content Filter.
		 *
		 * This method is meant to be used by plugins which are not
		 * compatible with the filter and in other cases in which the filter
		 * has to be disabled during the initialization phase or runtime.
		 *
		 * In other cases the filter can be disabled by setting
		 * {@link CKEDITOR.config#allowedContent} to `true`.
		 */
		disable: function() {
			this.disabled = true;
		},

		/**
		 * Adds disallowed content rules to the filter.
		 *
		 * Read about rules formats in the {@glink guide/dev_allowed_content_rules Allowed Content Rules guide}.
		 *
		 *		// Disallow all styles on the image elements.
		 *		editor.filter.disallow( 'img{*}' );
		 *
		 *		// Disallow all span and div elements.
		 *		editor.filter.disallow( 'span div' );
		 *
		 * @since 4.4
		 * @param {CKEDITOR.filter.disallowedContentRules} newRules Rule(s) to be added.
		 */
		disallow: function( newRules ) {
			// Check arguments and constraints. Clear cache.
			// Note: we pass true in the 3rd argument, because disallow() should never
			// be blocked by custom configuration.
			if ( !beforeAddingRule( this, newRules, true ) )
				return false;

			if ( typeof newRules == 'string' )
				newRules = parseRulesString( newRules );

			addAndOptimizeRules( this, newRules, null, this.disallowedContent, this._.disallowedRules );

			return true;
		},

		/**
		 * Adds an array of {@link CKEDITOR.feature} content forms. All forms
		 * will then be transformed to the first form which is allowed by the filter.
		 *
		 *		editor.filter.allow( 'i; span{!font-style}' );
		 *		editor.filter.addContentForms( [
		 *			'em',
		 *			'i',
		 *			[ 'span', function( el ) {
		 *				return el.styles[ 'font-style' ] == 'italic';
		 *			} ]
		 *		] );
		 *		// Now <em> and <span style="font-style:italic"> will be replaced with <i>
		 *		// because this is the first allowed form.
		 *		// <span> is allowed too, but it is the last form and
		 *		// additionaly, the editor cannot transform an element based on
		 *		// the array+function form).
		 *
		 * This method is used by the editor to register {@link CKEDITOR.feature#contentForms}
		 * when adding a feature with {@link #addFeature} or {@link CKEDITOR.editor#addFeature}.
		 *
		 * @param {Array} forms The content forms of a feature.
		 */
		addContentForms: function( forms ) {
			if ( this.disabled )
				return;

			if ( !forms )
				return;

			var i, form,
				transfGroups = [],
				preferredForm;

			// First, find preferred form - this is, first allowed.
			for ( i = 0; i < forms.length && !preferredForm; ++i ) {
				form = forms[ i ];

				// Check only strings and styles - array format isn't supported by #check().
				if ( ( typeof form == 'string' || form instanceof CKEDITOR.style ) && this.check( form ) )
					preferredForm = form;
			}

			// This feature doesn't have preferredForm, so ignore it.
			if ( !preferredForm )
				return;

			for ( i = 0; i < forms.length; ++i )
				transfGroups.push( getContentFormTransformationGroup( forms[ i ], preferredForm ) );

			this.addTransformations( transfGroups );
		},

		/**
		 * Adds a callback which will be executed on every element
		 * that the filter reaches when filtering, before the element is filtered.
		 *
		 * By returning {@link CKEDITOR#FILTER_SKIP_TREE} it is possible to
		 * skip filtering of the current element and all its ancestors.
		 *
		 *		editor.filter.addElementCallback( function( el ) {
		 *			if ( el.hasClass( 'protected' ) )
		 *				return CKEDITOR.FILTER_SKIP_TREE;
		 *		} );
		 *
		 * **Note:** At this stage the element passed to the callback does not
		 * contain `attributes`, `classes`, and `styles` properties which are available
		 * temporarily on later stages of the filtering process. Therefore you need to
		 *  use the pure {@link CKEDITOR.htmlParser.element} interface.
		 *
		 * @since 4.4
		 * @param {Function} callback The callback to be executed.
		 */
		addElementCallback: function( callback ) {
			// We want to keep it a falsy value, to speed up finding whether there are any callbacks.
			if ( !this.elementCallbacks )
				this.elementCallbacks = [];

			this.elementCallbacks.push( callback );
		},

		/**
		 * Checks whether a feature can be enabled for the HTML restrictions in place
		 * for the current CKEditor instance, based on the HTML code the feature might
		 * generate and the minimal HTML code the feature needs to be able to generate.
		 *
		 *		// TODO example
		 *
		 * @param {CKEDITOR.feature} feature
		 * @returns {Boolean} Whether this feature can be enabled.
		 */
		addFeature: function( feature ) {
			if ( this.disabled )
				return true;

			if ( !feature )
				return true;

			// Some features may want to register other features.
			// E.g. a button may return a command bound to it.
			if ( feature.toFeature )
				feature = feature.toFeature( this.editor );

			// If default configuration (will be checked inside #allow()),
			// then add allowed content rules.
			this.allow( feature.allowedContent, feature.name );

			this.addTransformations( feature.contentTransformations );
			this.addContentForms( feature.contentForms );

			// If custom configuration or any DACRs, then check if required content is allowed.
			if ( feature.requiredContent && ( this.customConfig || this.disallowedContent.length ) )
				return this.check( feature.requiredContent );

			return true;
		},

		/**
		 * Adds an array of content transformation groups. One group
		 * may contain many transformation rules, but only the first
		 * matching rule in a group is executed.
		 *
		 * A single transformation rule is an object with four properties:
		 *
		 *	* `check` (optional) &ndash; if set and {@link CKEDITOR.filter} does
		 *		not accept this {@link CKEDITOR.filter.contentRule}, this transformation rule
		 *		will not be executed (it does not *match*). This value is passed
		 *		to {@link #check}.
		 *	* `element` (optional) &ndash; this string property tells the filter on which
		 *		element this transformation can be run. It is optional, because
		 *		the element name can be obtained from `check` (if it is a String format)
		 *		or `left` (if it is a {@link CKEDITOR.style} instance).
		 *	* `left` (optional) &ndash; a function accepting an element or a {@link CKEDITOR.style}
		 *		instance verifying whether the transformation should be
		 *		executed on this specific element. If it returns `false` or if an element
		 *		does not match this style, this transformation rule does not *match*.
		 *	* `right` &ndash; a function accepting an element and {@link CKEDITOR.filter.transformationsTools}
		 *		or a string containing the name of the {@link CKEDITOR.filter.transformationsTools} method
		 *		that should be called on an element.
		 *
		 * A shorthand format is also available. A transformation rule can be defined by
		 * a single string `'check:right'`. The string before `':'` will be used as
		 * the `check` property and the second part as the `right` property.
		 *
		 * Transformation rules can be grouped. The filter will try to apply
		 * the first rule in a group. If it *matches*, the filter will ignore subsequent rules and
		 * will move to the next group. If it does not *match*, the next rule will be checked.
		 *
		 * Examples:
		 *
		 *		editor.filter.addTransformations( [
		 *			// First group.
		 *			[
		 *				// First rule. If table{width} is allowed, it
		 *				// executes {@link CKEDITOR.filter.transformationsTools#sizeToStyle} on a table element.
		 *				'table{width}: sizeToStyle',
		 *				// Second rule should not be executed if the first was.
		 *				'table[width]: sizeToAttribute'
		 *			],
		 *			// Second group.
		 *			[
		 *				// This rule will add the foo="1" attribute to all images that
		 *				// do not have it.
		 *				{
		 *					element: 'img',
		 *					left: function( el ) {
		 *						return !el.attributes.foo;
		 *					},
		 *					right: function( el, tools ) {
		 *						el.attributes.foo = '1';
		 *					}
		 *				}
		 *			]
		 *		] );
		 *
		 *		// Case 1:
		 *		// config.allowedContent = 'table{height,width}; tr td'.
		 *		//
		 *		// '<table style="height:100px; width:200px">...</table>'		-> '<table style="height:100px; width:200px">...</table>'
		 *		// '<table height="100" width="200">...</table>'				-> '<table style="height:100px; width:200px">...</table>'
		 *
		 *		// Case 2:
		 *		// config.allowedContent = 'table[height,width]; tr td'.
		 *		//
		 *		// '<table style="height:100px; width:200px">...</table>'		-> '<table height="100" width="200">...</table>'
		 *		// '<table height="100" width="200">...</table>'				-> '<table height="100" width="200"">...</table>'
		 *
		 *		// Case 3:
		 *		// config.allowedContent = 'table{width,height}[height,width]; tr td'.
		 *		//
		 *		// '<table style="height:100px; width:200px">...</table>'		-> '<table style="height:100px; width:200px">...</table>'
		 *		// '<table height="100" width="200">...</table>'				-> '<table style="height:100px; width:200px">...</table>'
		 *		//
		 *		// Note: Both forms are allowed (size set by style and by attributes), but only
		 *		// the first transformation is applied &mdash; the size is always transformed to a style.
		 *		// This is because only the first transformation matching allowed content rules is applied.
		 *
		 * This method is used by the editor to add {@link CKEDITOR.feature#contentTransformations}
		 * when adding a feature by {@link #addFeature} or {@link CKEDITOR.editor#addFeature}.
		 *
		 * @param {Array} transformations
		 */
		addTransformations: function( transformations ) {
			if ( this.disabled )
				return;

			if ( !transformations )
				return;

			var optimized = this._.transformations,
				group, i;

			for ( i = 0; i < transformations.length; ++i ) {
				group = optimizeTransformationsGroup( transformations[ i ] );

				if ( !optimized[ group.name ] )
					optimized[ group.name ] = [];

				optimized[ group.name ].push( group.rules );
			}
		},

		/**
		 * Checks whether the content defined in the `test` argument is allowed
		 * by this filter.
		 *
		 * If `strictCheck` is set to `false` (default value), this method checks
		 * if all parts of the `test` (styles, attributes, and classes) are
		 * accepted by the filter. If `strictCheck` is set to `true`, the test
		 * must also contain the required attributes, styles, and classes.
		 *
		 * For example:
		 *
		 *		// Rule: 'img[!src,alt]'.
		 *		filter.check( 'img[alt]' ); // -> true
		 *		filter.check( 'img[alt]', true, true ); // -> false
		 *
		 * Second `check()` call returned `false` because `src` is required.
		 *
		 * When an array of rules is passed as the `test` argument, the filter
		 * returns `true` if at least one of the passed rules is allowed.
		 *
		 * For example:
		 *
		 * ```js
		 * // Rule: 'img'
		 * filter.check( [ 'img', 'div' ] ) // -> true
		 * filter.check( [ 'p', 'div' ] ) // -> false
		 * ```
		 *
		 * **Note:** The `test` argument is of {@link CKEDITOR.filter.contentRule} type, which is
		 * a limited version of {@link CKEDITOR.filter.allowedContentRules}. Read more about it
		 * in the {@link CKEDITOR.filter.contentRule}'s documentation.
		 *
		 * @param {CKEDITOR.filter.contentRule/CKEDITOR.filter.contentRule[]} test
		 * @param {Boolean} [applyTransformations=true] Whether to use registered transformations.
		 * @param {Boolean} [strictCheck] Whether the filter should check if an element with exactly
		 * these properties is allowed.
		 * @returns {Boolean} Returns `true` if the content is allowed.
		 */
		check: function( test, applyTransformations, strictCheck ) {
			if ( this.disabled )
				return true;

			// If rules are an array, expand it and return the logical OR value of
			// the rules.
			if ( CKEDITOR.tools.isArray( test ) ) {
				for ( var i = test.length ; i-- ; ) {
					if ( this.check( test[ i ], applyTransformations, strictCheck ) )
						return true;
				}
				return false;
			}

			var element, result, cacheKey;

			if ( typeof test == 'string' ) {
				cacheKey = test + '<' + ( applyTransformations === false ? '0' : '1' ) + ( strictCheck ? '1' : '0' ) + '>';

				// Check if result of this check hasn't been already cached.
				if ( cacheKey in this._.cachedChecks )
					return this._.cachedChecks[ cacheKey ];

				// Create test element from string.
				element = mockElementFromString( test );
			} else {
				// Create test element from CKEDITOR.style.
				element = mockElementFromStyle( test );
			}

			// Make a deep copy.
			var clone = CKEDITOR.tools.clone( element ),
				toBeRemoved = [],
				transformations;

			// Apply transformations to original element.
			// Transformations will be applied to clone by the filter function.
			if ( applyTransformations !== false && ( transformations = this._.transformations[ element.name ] ) ) {
				for ( i = 0; i < transformations.length; ++i )
					applyTransformationsGroup( this, element, transformations[ i ] );

				// Transformations could modify styles or classes, so they need to be copied
				// to attributes object.
				updateAttributes( element );
			}

			// Filter clone of mocked element.
			processElement( this, clone, toBeRemoved, {
				doFilter: true,
				doTransform: applyTransformations !== false,
				skipRequired: !strictCheck,
				skipFinalValidation: !strictCheck
			} );

			// Element has been marked for removal.
			if ( toBeRemoved.length > 0 ) {
				result = false;
			}
			else {
				// We need to compare class alphabetically, because cloned element is created in such way (#727).
				var originClassNames = element.attributes[ 'class' ];
				if ( originClassNames ) {
					element.attributes[ 'class' ] = element.attributes[ 'class' ].split( ' ' ).sort().join( ' ' );
				}

				result = CKEDITOR.tools.objectCompare( element.attributes, clone.attributes, true );

				if ( originClassNames ) {
					element.attributes[ 'class' ] = originClassNames;
				}
			}

			// Cache result of this test - we can build cache only for string tests.
			if ( typeof test == 'string' )
				this._.cachedChecks[ cacheKey ] = result;

			return result;
		},

		/**
		 * Returns first enter mode allowed by this filter rules. Modes are checked in `p`, `div`, `br` order.
		 * If none of tags is allowed this method will return {@link CKEDITOR#ENTER_BR}.
		 *
		 * @since 4.3
		 * @param {Number} defaultMode The default mode which will be checked as the first one.
		 * @param {Boolean} [reverse] Whether to check modes in reverse order (used for shift enter mode).
		 * @returns {Number} Allowed enter mode.
		 */
		getAllowedEnterMode: ( function() {
			var tagsToCheck = [ 'p', 'div', 'br' ],
				enterModes = {
					p: CKEDITOR.ENTER_P,
					div: CKEDITOR.ENTER_DIV,
					br: CKEDITOR.ENTER_BR
				};

			return function( defaultMode, reverse ) {
				// Clone the array first.
				var tags = tagsToCheck.slice(),
					tag;

				// Check the default mode first.
				if ( this.check( enterModeTags[ defaultMode ] ) )
					return defaultMode;

				// If not reverse order, reverse array so we can pop() from it.
				if ( !reverse )
					tags = tags.reverse();

				while ( ( tag = tags.pop() ) ) {
					if ( this.check( tag ) )
						return enterModes[ tag ];
				}

				return CKEDITOR.ENTER_BR;
			};
		} )(),

		/**
		 * Returns a clone of this filter instance.
		 *
		 * @since 4.7.3
		 * @returns {CKEDITOR.filter}
		 */
		clone: function() {
			var ret = new CKEDITOR.filter(),
				clone = CKEDITOR.tools.clone;

			// Cloning allowed content related things.
			ret.allowedContent = clone( this.allowedContent );
			ret._.allowedRules = clone( this._.allowedRules );

			// Disallowed content rules.
			ret.disallowedContent = clone( this.disallowedContent );
			ret._.disallowedRules = clone( this._.disallowedRules );

			ret._.transformations = clone( this._.transformations );

			ret.disabled = this.disabled;
			ret.editor = this.editor;

			return ret;
		},

		/**
		 * Destroys the filter instance and removes it from the global {@link CKEDITOR.filter#instances} object.
		 *
		 * @since 4.4.5
		 */
		destroy: function() {
			delete CKEDITOR.filter.instances[ this.id ];
			// Deleting reference to filter instance should be enough,
			// but since these are big objects it's safe to clean them up too.
			delete this._;
			delete this.allowedContent;
			delete this.disallowedContent;
		}
	};

	function addAndOptimizeRules( that, newRules, featureName, standardizedRules, optimizedRules ) {
		var groupName, rule,
			rulesToOptimize = [];

		for ( groupName in newRules ) {
			rule = newRules[ groupName ];

			// { 'p h1': true } => { 'p h1': {} }.
			if ( typeof rule == 'boolean' )
				rule = {};
			// { 'p h1': func } => { 'p h1': { match: func } }.
			else if ( typeof rule == 'function' )
				rule = { match: rule };
			// Clone (shallow) rule, because we'll modify it later.
			else
				rule = copy( rule );

			// If this is not an unnamed rule ({ '$1' => { ... } })
			// move elements list to property.
			if ( groupName.charAt( 0 ) != '$' )
				rule.elements = groupName;

			if ( featureName )
				rule.featureName = featureName.toLowerCase();

			standardizeRule( rule );

			// Save rule and remember to optimize it.
			standardizedRules.push( rule );
			rulesToOptimize.push( rule );
		}

		optimizeRules( optimizedRules, rulesToOptimize );
	}

	// Apply ACR to an element.
	// @param rule
	// @param element
	// @param status Object containing status of element's filtering.
	// @param {Boolean} skipRequired If true don't check if element has all required properties.
	function applyAllowedRule( rule, element, status, skipRequired ) {
		// This rule doesn't match this element - skip it.
		if ( rule.match && !rule.match( element ) )
			return;

		// If element doesn't have all required styles/attrs/classes
		// this rule doesn't match it.
		if ( !skipRequired && !hasAllRequired( rule, element ) )
			return;

		// If this rule doesn't validate properties only mark element as valid.
		if ( !rule.propertiesOnly )
			status.valid = true;

		// Apply rule only when all attrs/styles/classes haven't been marked as valid.
		if ( !status.allAttributes )
			status.allAttributes = applyAllowedRuleToHash( rule.attributes, element.attributes, status.validAttributes );

		if ( !status.allStyles )
			status.allStyles = applyAllowedRuleToHash( rule.styles, element.styles, status.validStyles );

		if ( !status.allClasses )
			status.allClasses = applyAllowedRuleToArray( rule.classes, element.classes, status.validClasses );
	}

	// Apply itemsRule to items (only classes are kept in array).
	// Push accepted items to validItems array.
	// Return true when all items are valid.
	function applyAllowedRuleToArray( itemsRule, items, validItems ) {
		if ( !itemsRule )
			return false;

		// True means that all elements of array are accepted (the asterix was used for classes).
		if ( itemsRule === true )
			return true;

		for ( var i = 0, l = items.length, item; i < l; ++i ) {
			item = items[ i ];
			if ( !validItems[ item ] )
				validItems[ item ] = itemsRule( item );
		}

		return false;
	}

	function applyAllowedRuleToHash( itemsRule, items, validItems ) {
		if ( !itemsRule )
			return false;

		if ( itemsRule === true )
			return true;

		for ( var name in items ) {
			if ( !validItems[ name ] )
				validItems[ name ] = itemsRule( name );
		}

		return false;
	}

	// Apply DACR rule to an element.
	function applyDisallowedRule( rule, element, status ) {
		// This rule doesn't match this element - skip it.
		if ( rule.match && !rule.match( element ) )
			return;

		// No properties - it's an element only rule so it disallows entire element.
		// Early return is handled in filterElement.
		if ( rule.noProperties )
			return false;

		// Apply rule to attributes, styles and classes. Switch hadInvalid* to true if method returned true.
		status.hadInvalidAttribute = applyDisallowedRuleToHash( rule.attributes, element.attributes ) || status.hadInvalidAttribute;
		status.hadInvalidStyle = applyDisallowedRuleToHash( rule.styles, element.styles ) || status.hadInvalidStyle;
		status.hadInvalidClass = applyDisallowedRuleToArray( rule.classes, element.classes ) || status.hadInvalidClass;
	}

	// Apply DACR to items (only classes are kept in array).
	// @returns {Boolean} True if at least one of items was invalid (disallowed).
	function applyDisallowedRuleToArray( itemsRule, items ) {
		if ( !itemsRule )
			return false;

		var hadInvalid = false,
			allDisallowed = itemsRule === true;

		for ( var i = items.length; i--; ) {
			if ( allDisallowed || itemsRule( items[ i ] ) ) {
				items.splice( i, 1 );
				hadInvalid = true;
			}
		}

		return hadInvalid;
	}

	// Apply DACR to items (styles and attributes).
	// @returns {Boolean} True if at least one of items was invalid (disallowed).
	function applyDisallowedRuleToHash( itemsRule, items ) {
		if ( !itemsRule )
			return false;

		var hadInvalid = false,
			allDisallowed = itemsRule === true;

		for ( var name in items ) {
			if ( allDisallowed || itemsRule( name ) ) {
				delete items[ name ];
				hadInvalid = true;
			}
		}

		return hadInvalid;
	}

	function beforeAddingRule( that, newRules, overrideCustom ) {
		if ( that.disabled )
			return false;

		// Don't override custom user's configuration if not explicitly requested.
		if ( that.customConfig && !overrideCustom )
			return false;

		if ( !newRules )
			return false;

		// Clear cache, because new rules could change results of checks.
		that._.cachedChecks = {};

		return true;
	}

	// Convert CKEDITOR.style to filter's rule.
	function convertStyleToRules( style ) {
		var styleDef = style.getDefinition(),
			rules = {},
			rule,
			attrs = styleDef.attributes;

		rules[ styleDef.element ] = rule = {
			styles: styleDef.styles,
			requiredStyles: styleDef.styles && CKEDITOR.tools.objectKeys( styleDef.styles )
		};

		if ( attrs ) {
			attrs = copy( attrs );
			rule.classes = attrs[ 'class' ] ? attrs[ 'class' ].split( /\s+/ ) : null;
			rule.requiredClasses = rule.classes;
			delete attrs[ 'class' ];
			rule.attributes = attrs;
			rule.requiredAttributes = attrs && CKEDITOR.tools.objectKeys( attrs );
		}

		return rules;
	}

	// Convert all validator formats (string, array, object, boolean) to hash or boolean:
	// * true is returned for '*'/true validator,
	// * false is returned for empty validator (no validator at all (false/null) or e.g. empty array),
	// * object is returned in other cases.
	function convertValidatorToHash( validator, delimiter ) {
		if ( !validator )
			return false;

		if ( validator === true )
			return validator;

		if ( typeof validator == 'string' ) {
			validator = trim( validator );
			if ( validator == '*' )
				return true;
			else
				return CKEDITOR.tools.convertArrayToObject( validator.split( delimiter ) );
		}
		else if ( CKEDITOR.tools.isArray( validator ) ) {
			if ( validator.length )
				return CKEDITOR.tools.convertArrayToObject( validator );
			else
				return false;
		}
		// If object.
		else {
			var obj = {},
				len = 0;

			for ( var i in validator ) {
				obj[ i ] = validator[ i ];
				len++;
			}

			return len ? obj : false;
		}
	}

	function executeElementCallbacks( element, callbacks ) {
		for ( var i = 0, l = callbacks.length, retVal; i < l; ++i ) {
			if ( ( retVal = callbacks[ i ]( element ) ) )
				return retVal;
		}
	}

	// Extract required properties from "required" validator and "all" properties.
	// Remove exclamation marks from "all" properties.
	//
	// E.g.:
	// requiredClasses = { cl1: true }
	// (all) classes = { cl1: true, cl2: true, '!cl3': true }
	//
	// result:
	// returned = { cl1: true, cl3: true }
	// all = { cl1: true, cl2: true, cl3: true }
	//
	// This function returns false if nothing is required.
	function extractRequired( required, all ) {
		var unbang = [],
			empty = true,
			i;

		if ( required )
			empty = false;
		else
			required = {};

		for ( i in all ) {
			if ( i.charAt( 0 ) == '!' ) {
				i = i.slice( 1 );
				unbang.push( i );
				required[ i ] = true;
				empty = false;
			}
		}

		while ( ( i = unbang.pop() ) ) {
			all[ i ] = all[ '!' + i ];
			delete all[ '!' + i ];
		}

		return empty ? false : required;
	}

	// Does the actual filtering by appling allowed content rules
	// to the element.
	//
	// @param {CKEDITOR.filter} that The context.
	// @param {CKEDITOR.htmlParser.element} element
	// @param {Object} opts The same as in processElement.
	function filterElement( that, element, opts ) {
		var name = element.name,
			privObj = that._,
			allowedRules = privObj.allowedRules.elements[ name ],
			genericAllowedRules = privObj.allowedRules.generic,
			disallowedRules = privObj.disallowedRules.elements[ name ],
			genericDisallowedRules = privObj.disallowedRules.generic,
			skipRequired = opts.skipRequired,
			status = {
				// Whether any of rules accepted element.
				// If not - it will be stripped.
				valid: false,
				// Objects containing accepted attributes, classes and styles.
				validAttributes: {},
				validClasses: {},
				validStyles: {},
				// Whether all are valid.
				// If we know that all element's attrs/classes/styles are valid
				// we can skip their validation, to improve performance.
				allAttributes: false,
				allClasses: false,
				allStyles: false,
				// Whether element had (before applying DACRs) at least one invalid attribute/class/style.
				hadInvalidAttribute: false,
				hadInvalidClass: false,
				hadInvalidStyle: false
			},
			i, l;

		// Early return - if there are no rules for this element (specific or generic), remove it.
		if ( !allowedRules && !genericAllowedRules )
			return null;

		// Could not be done yet if there were no transformations and if this
		// is real (not mocked) object.
		populateProperties( element );

		// Note - this step modifies element's styles, classes and attributes.
		if ( disallowedRules ) {
			for ( i = 0, l = disallowedRules.length; i < l; ++i ) {
				// Apply rule and make an early return if false is returned what means
				// that element is completely disallowed.
				if ( applyDisallowedRule( disallowedRules[ i ], element, status ) === false )
					return null;
			}
		}

		// Note - this step modifies element's styles, classes and attributes.
		if ( genericDisallowedRules ) {
			for ( i = 0, l = genericDisallowedRules.length; i < l; ++i )
				applyDisallowedRule( genericDisallowedRules[ i ], element, status );
		}

		if ( allowedRules ) {
			for ( i = 0, l = allowedRules.length; i < l; ++i )
				applyAllowedRule( allowedRules[ i ], element, status, skipRequired );
		}

		if ( genericAllowedRules ) {
			for ( i = 0, l = genericAllowedRules.length; i < l; ++i )
				applyAllowedRule( genericAllowedRules[ i ], element, status, skipRequired );
		}

		return status;
	}

	// Check whether element has all properties (styles,classes,attrs) required by a rule.
	function hasAllRequired( rule, element ) {
		if ( rule.nothingRequired )
			return true;

		var i, req, reqs, existing;

		if ( ( reqs = rule.requiredClasses ) ) {
			existing = element.classes;
			for ( i = 0; i < reqs.length; ++i ) {
				req = reqs[ i ];
				if ( typeof req == 'string' ) {
					if ( CKEDITOR.tools.indexOf( existing, req ) == -1 )
						return false;
				}
				// This means regexp.
				else {
					if ( !CKEDITOR.tools.checkIfAnyArrayItemMatches( existing, req ) )
						return false;
				}
			}
		}

		return hasAllRequiredInHash( element.styles, rule.requiredStyles ) &&
			hasAllRequiredInHash( element.attributes, rule.requiredAttributes );
	}

	// Check whether all items in required (array) exist in existing (object).
	function hasAllRequiredInHash( existing, required ) {
		if ( !required )
			return true;

		for ( var i = 0, req; i < required.length; ++i ) {
			req = required[ i ];
			if ( typeof req == 'string' ) {
				if ( !( req in existing ) )
					return false;
			}
			// This means regexp.
			else {
				if ( !CKEDITOR.tools.checkIfAnyObjectPropertyMatches( existing, req ) )
					return false;
			}
		}

		return true;
	}

	// Create pseudo element that will be passed through filter
	// to check if tested string is allowed.
	function mockElementFromString( str ) {
		var element = parseRulesString( str ).$1,
			styles = element.styles,
			classes = element.classes;

		element.name = element.elements;
		element.classes = classes = ( classes ? classes.split( /\s*,\s*/ ) : [] );
		element.styles = mockHash( styles );
		element.attributes = mockHash( element.attributes );
		element.children = [];

		if ( classes.length )
			element.attributes[ 'class' ] = classes.join( ' ' );
		if ( styles )
			element.attributes.style = CKEDITOR.tools.writeCssText( element.styles );

		return element;
	}

	// Create pseudo element that will be passed through filter
	// to check if tested style is allowed.
	function mockElementFromStyle( style ) {
		var styleDef = style.getDefinition(),
			styles = styleDef.styles,
			attrs = styleDef.attributes || {};

		if ( styles && !CKEDITOR.tools.isEmpty( styles ) ) {
			styles = copy( styles );
			attrs.style = CKEDITOR.tools.writeCssText( styles, true );
		} else {
			styles = {};
		}

		return {
			name: styleDef.element,
			attributes: attrs,
			classes: attrs[ 'class' ] ? attrs[ 'class' ].split( /\s+/ ) : [],
			styles: styles,
			children: []
		};
	}

	// Mock hash based on string.
	// 'a,b,c' => { a: 'cke-test', b: 'cke-test', c: 'cke-test' }
	// Used to mock styles and attributes objects.
	function mockHash( str ) {
		// It may be a null or empty string.
		if ( !str )
			return {};

		var keys = str.split( /\s*,\s*/ ).sort(),
			obj = {};

		while ( keys.length )
			obj[ keys.shift() ] = TEST_VALUE;

		return obj;
	}

	// Extract properties names from the object
	// and replace those containing wildcards with regexps.
	// Note: there's a room for performance improvement. Array of mixed types
	// breaks JIT-compiler optiomization what may invalidate compilation of pretty a lot of code.
	//
	// @returns An array of strings and regexps.
	function optimizeRequiredProperties( requiredProperties ) {
		var arr = [];
		for ( var propertyName in requiredProperties ) {
			if ( propertyName.indexOf( '*' ) > -1 )
				arr.push( new RegExp( '^' + propertyName.replace( /\*/g, '.*' ) + '$' ) );
			else
				arr.push( propertyName );
		}
		return arr;
	}

	var validators = { styles: 1, attributes: 1, classes: 1 },
		validatorsRequired = {
			styles: 'requiredStyles',
			attributes: 'requiredAttributes',
			classes: 'requiredClasses'
		};

	// Optimize a rule by replacing validators with functions
	// and rewriting requiredXXX validators to arrays.
	function optimizeRule( rule ) {
		var validatorName,
			requiredProperties,
			i;

		for ( validatorName in validators )
			rule[ validatorName ] = validatorFunction( rule[ validatorName ] );

		var nothingRequired = true;
		for ( i in validatorsRequired ) {
			validatorName = validatorsRequired[ i ];
			requiredProperties = optimizeRequiredProperties( rule[ validatorName ] );
			// Don't set anything if there are no required properties. This will allow to
			// save some memory by GCing all empty arrays (requiredProperties).
			if ( requiredProperties.length ) {
				rule[ validatorName ] = requiredProperties;
				nothingRequired = false;
			}
		}

		rule.nothingRequired = nothingRequired;
		rule.noProperties = !( rule.attributes || rule.classes || rule.styles );
	}

	// Add optimized version of rule to optimizedRules object.
	function optimizeRules( optimizedRules, rules ) {
		var elementsRules = optimizedRules.elements,
			genericRules = optimizedRules.generic,
			i, l, rule, element, priority;

		for ( i = 0, l = rules.length; i < l; ++i ) {
			// Shallow copy. Do not modify original rule.
			rule = copy( rules[ i ] );
			priority = rule.classes === true || rule.styles === true || rule.attributes === true;
			optimizeRule( rule );

			// E.g. "*(xxx)[xxx]" - it's a generic rule that
			// validates properties only.
			// Or '$1': { match: function() {...} }
			if ( rule.elements === true || rule.elements === null ) {
				// Add priority rules at the beginning.
				genericRules[ priority ? 'unshift' : 'push' ]( rule );
			}
			// If elements list was explicitly defined,
			// add this rule for every defined element.
			else {
				// We don't need elements validator for this kind of rule.
				var elements = rule.elements;
				delete rule.elements;

				for ( element in elements ) {
					if ( !elementsRules[ element ] )
						elementsRules[ element ] = [ rule ];
					else
						elementsRules[ element ][ priority ? 'unshift' : 'push' ]( rule );
				}
			}
		}
	}

	//                  <   elements   ><                       styles, attributes and classes                        >< separator >
	var rulePattern = /^([a-z0-9\-*\s]+)((?:\s*\{[!\w\-,\s\*]+\}\s*|\s*\[[!\w\-,\s\*]+\]\s*|\s*\([!\w\-,\s\*]+\)\s*){0,3})(?:;\s*|$)/i,
		groupsPatterns = {
			styles: /{([^}]+)}/,
			attrs: /\[([^\]]+)\]/,
			classes: /\(([^\)]+)\)/
		};

	function parseRulesString( input ) {
		var match,
			props, styles, attrs, classes,
			rules = {},
			groupNum = 1;

		input = trim( input );

		while ( ( match = input.match( rulePattern ) ) ) {
			if ( ( props = match[ 2 ] ) ) {
				styles = parseProperties( props, 'styles' );
				attrs = parseProperties( props, 'attrs' );
				classes = parseProperties( props, 'classes' );
			} else {
				styles = attrs = classes = null;
			}

			// Add as an unnamed rule, because there can be two rules
			// for one elements set defined in string format.
			rules[ '$' + groupNum++ ] = {
				elements: match[ 1 ],
				classes: classes,
				styles: styles,
				attributes: attrs
			};

			// Move to the next group.
			input = input.slice( match[ 0 ].length );
		}

		return rules;
	}

	// Extract specified properties group (styles, attrs, classes) from
	// what stands after the elements list in string format of allowedContent.
	function parseProperties( properties, groupName ) {
		var group = properties.match( groupsPatterns[ groupName ] );
		return group ? trim( group[ 1 ] ) : null;
	}

	function populateProperties( element ) {
			// Backup styles and classes, because they may be removed by DACRs.
			// We'll need them in updateElement().
		var styles = element.styleBackup = element.attributes.style,
			classes = element.classBackup = element.attributes[ 'class' ];

		// Parse classes and styles if that hasn't been done before.
		if ( !element.styles )
			element.styles = CKEDITOR.tools.parseCssText( styles || '', 1 );
		if ( !element.classes )
			element.classes = classes ? classes.split( /\s+/ ) : [];
	}

	// Filter element protected with a comment.
	// Returns true if protected content is ok, false otherwise.
	function processProtectedElement( that, comment, protectedRegexs, filterOpts ) {
		var source = decodeURIComponent( comment.value.replace( /^\{cke_protected\}/, '' ) ),
			protectedFrag,
			toBeRemoved = [],
			node, i, match;

		// Protected element's and protected source's comments look exactly the same.
		// Check if what we have isn't a protected source instead of protected script/noscript.
		if ( protectedRegexs ) {
			for ( i = 0; i < protectedRegexs.length; ++i ) {
				if ( ( match = source.match( protectedRegexs[ i ] ) ) &&
					match[ 0 ].length == source.length	// Check whether this pattern matches entire source
														// to avoid '<script>alert("<? 1 ?>")</script>' matching
														// the PHP's protectedSource regexp.
				)
					return true;
			}
		}

		protectedFrag = CKEDITOR.htmlParser.fragment.fromHtml( source );

		if ( protectedFrag.children.length == 1 && ( node = protectedFrag.children[ 0 ] ).type == CKEDITOR.NODE_ELEMENT )
			processElement( that, node, toBeRemoved, filterOpts );

		// If protected element has been marked to be removed, return 'false' - comment was rejected.
		return !toBeRemoved.length;
	}

	var unprotectElementsNamesRegexp = /^cke:(object|embed|param)$/,
		protectElementsNamesRegexp = /^(object|embed|param)$/;

	// The actual function which filters, transforms and does other funny things with an element.
	//
	// @param {CKEDITOR.filter} that Context.
	// @param {CKEDITOR.htmlParser.element} element The element to be processed.
	// @param {Array} toBeRemoved Array into which elements rejected by the filter will be pushed.
	// @param {Boolean} [opts.doFilter] Whether element should be filtered.
	// @param {Boolean} [opts.doTransform] Whether transformations should be applied.
	// @param {Boolean} [opts.doCallbacks] Whether to execute element callbacks.
	// @param {Boolean} [opts.toHtml] Set to true if filter used together with htmlDP#toHtml
	// @param {Boolean} [opts.skipRequired] Whether element's required properties shouldn't be verified.
	// @param {Boolean} [opts.skipFinalValidation] Whether to not perform final element validation (a,img).
	// @returns {Number} Possible flags:
	//  * FILTER_ELEMENT_MODIFIED,
	//  * FILTER_SKIP_TREE.
	function processElement( that, element, toBeRemoved, opts ) {
		var status,
			retVal = 0,
			callbacksRetVal;

		// Unprotect elements names previously protected by htmlDataProcessor
		// (see protectElementNames and protectSelfClosingElements functions).
		// Note: body, title, etc. are not protected by htmlDataP (or are protected and then unprotected).
		if ( opts.toHtml )
			element.name = element.name.replace( unprotectElementsNamesRegexp, '$1' );

		// Execute element callbacks and return if one of them returned any value.
		if ( opts.doCallbacks && that.elementCallbacks ) {
			// For now we only support here FILTER_SKIP_TREE, so we can early return if retVal is truly value.
			if ( ( callbacksRetVal = executeElementCallbacks( element, that.elementCallbacks ) ) )
				return callbacksRetVal;
		}

		// If transformations are set apply all groups.
		if ( opts.doTransform )
			transformElement( that, element );

		if ( opts.doFilter ) {
			// Apply all filters.
			status = filterElement( that, element, opts );

			// Handle early return from filterElement.
			if ( !status ) {
				toBeRemoved.push( element );
				return FILTER_ELEMENT_MODIFIED;
			}

			// Finally, if after running all filter rules it still hasn't been allowed - remove it.
			if ( !status.valid ) {
				toBeRemoved.push( element );
				return FILTER_ELEMENT_MODIFIED;
			}

			// Update element's attributes based on status of filtering.
			if ( updateElement( element, status ) )
				retVal = FILTER_ELEMENT_MODIFIED;

			if ( !opts.skipFinalValidation && !validateElement( element ) ) {
				toBeRemoved.push( element );
				return FILTER_ELEMENT_MODIFIED;
			}
		}

		// Protect previously unprotected elements.
		if ( opts.toHtml )
			element.name = element.name.replace( protectElementsNamesRegexp, 'cke:$1' );

		return retVal;
	}

	// Returns a regexp object which can be used to test if a property
	// matches one of wildcard validators.
	function regexifyPropertiesWithWildcards( validators ) {
		var patterns = [],
			i;

		for ( i in validators ) {
			if ( i.indexOf( '*' ) > -1 )
				patterns.push( i.replace( /\*/g, '.*' ) );
		}

		if ( patterns.length )
			return new RegExp( '^(?:' + patterns.join( '|' ) + ')$' );
		else
			return null;
	}

	// Standardize a rule by converting all validators to hashes.
	function standardizeRule( rule ) {
		rule.elements = convertValidatorToHash( rule.elements, /\s+/ ) || null;
		rule.propertiesOnly = rule.propertiesOnly || ( rule.elements === true );

		var delim = /\s*,\s*/,
			i;

		for ( i in validators ) {
			rule[ i ] = convertValidatorToHash( rule[ i ], delim ) || null;
			rule[ validatorsRequired[ i ] ] = extractRequired( convertValidatorToHash(
				rule[ validatorsRequired[ i ] ], delim ), rule[ i ] ) || null;
		}

		rule.match = rule.match || null;
	}

	// Does the element transformation by applying registered
	// transformation rules.
	function transformElement( that, element ) {
		var transformations = that._.transformations[ element.name ],
			i;

		if ( !transformations )
			return;

		populateProperties( element );

		for ( i = 0; i < transformations.length; ++i )
			applyTransformationsGroup( that, element, transformations[ i ] );

		// Do not count on updateElement() which is called in processElement, because it:
		// * may not be called,
		// * may skip some properties when all are marked as valid.
		updateAttributes( element );
	}

	// Copy element's styles and classes back to attributes array.
	function updateAttributes( element ) {
		var attrs = element.attributes,
			styles;

		// Will be recreated later if any of styles/classes exists.
		delete attrs.style;
		delete attrs[ 'class' ];

		if ( ( styles = CKEDITOR.tools.writeCssText( element.styles, true ) ) )
			attrs.style = styles;

		if ( element.classes.length )
			attrs[ 'class' ] = element.classes.sort().join( ' ' );
	}

	// Update element object based on status of filtering.
	// @returns Whether element was modified.
	function updateElement( element, status ) {
		var validAttrs = status.validAttributes,
			validStyles = status.validStyles,
			validClasses = status.validClasses,
			attrs = element.attributes,
			styles = element.styles,
			classes = element.classes,
			origClasses = element.classBackup,
			origStyles = element.styleBackup,
			name, origName, i,
			stylesArr = [],
			classesArr = [],
			internalAttr = /^data-cke-/,
			isModified = false;

		// Will be recreated later if any of styles/classes were passed.
		delete attrs.style;
		delete attrs[ 'class' ];
		// Clean up.
		delete element.classBackup;
		delete element.styleBackup;

		if ( !status.allAttributes ) {
			for ( name in attrs ) {
				// If not valid and not internal attribute delete it.
				if ( !validAttrs[ name ] ) {
					// Allow all internal attibutes...
					if ( internalAttr.test( name ) ) {
						// ... unless this is a saved attribute and the original one isn't allowed.
						if ( name != ( origName = name.replace( /^data-cke-saved-/, '' ) ) &&
							!validAttrs[ origName ]
						) {
							delete attrs[ name ];
							isModified = true;
						}
					} else {
						delete attrs[ name ];
						isModified = true;
					}
				}

			}
		}

		if ( !status.allStyles || status.hadInvalidStyle ) {
			for ( name in styles ) {
				// We check status.allStyles because when there was a '*' ACR and some
				// DACR we have now both properties true - status.allStyles and status.hadInvalidStyle.
				// However unlike in the case when we only have '*' ACR, in which we can just copy original
				// styles, in this case we must copy only those styles which were not removed by DACRs.
				if ( status.allStyles || validStyles[ name ] )
					stylesArr.push( name + ':' + styles[ name ] );
				else
					isModified = true;
			}
			if ( stylesArr.length )
				attrs.style = stylesArr.sort().join( '; ' );
		}
		else if ( origStyles ) {
			attrs.style = origStyles;
		}

		if ( !status.allClasses || status.hadInvalidClass ) {
			for ( i = 0; i < classes.length; ++i ) {
				// See comment for styles.
				if ( status.allClasses || validClasses[ classes[ i ] ] )
					classesArr.push( classes[ i ] );
			}
			if ( classesArr.length )
				attrs[ 'class' ] = classesArr.sort().join( ' ' );

			if ( origClasses && classesArr.length < origClasses.split( /\s+/ ).length )
				isModified = true;
		}
		else if ( origClasses ) {
			attrs[ 'class' ] = origClasses;
		}

		return isModified;
	}

	function validateElement( element ) {
		switch ( element.name ) {
			case 'a':
				// Code borrowed from htmlDataProcessor, so ACF does the same clean up.
				if ( !( element.children.length || element.attributes.name || element.attributes.id ) )
					return false;
				break;
			case 'img':
				if ( !element.attributes.src )
					return false;
				break;
		}

		return true;
	}

	function validatorFunction( validator ) {
		if ( !validator )
			return false;
		if ( validator === true )
			return true;

		// Note: We don't need to remove properties with wildcards from the validator object.
		// E.g. data-* is actually an edge case of /^data-.*$/, so when it's accepted
		// by `value in validator` it's ok.
		var regexp = regexifyPropertiesWithWildcards( validator );

		return function( value ) {
			return value in validator || ( regexp && value.match( regexp ) );
		};
	}

	//
	// REMOVE ELEMENT ---------------------------------------------------------
	//

	// Check whether all children will be valid in new context.
	// Note: it doesn't verify if text node is valid, because
	// new parent should accept them.
	function checkChildren( children, newParentName ) {
		var allowed = DTD[ newParentName ];

		for ( var i = 0, l = children.length, child; i < l; ++i ) {
			child = children[ i ];
			if ( child.type == CKEDITOR.NODE_ELEMENT && !allowed[ child.name ] )
				return false;
		}

		return true;
	}

	function createBr() {
		return new CKEDITOR.htmlParser.element( 'br' );
	}

	// Whether this is an inline element or text.
	function inlineNode( node ) {
		return node.type == CKEDITOR.NODE_TEXT ||
			node.type == CKEDITOR.NODE_ELEMENT && DTD.$inline[ node.name ];
	}

	function isBrOrBlock( node ) {
		return node.type == CKEDITOR.NODE_ELEMENT &&
			( node.name == 'br' || DTD.$block[ node.name ] );
	}

	// Try to remove element in the best possible way.
	//
	// @param {Array} toBeChecked After executing this function
	// this array will contain elements that should be checked
	// because they were marked as potentially:
	// * in wrong context (e.g. li in body),
	// * empty elements from $removeEmpty,
	// * incorrect img/a/other element validated by validateElement().
	function removeElement( element, enterTag, toBeChecked ) {
		var name = element.name;

		if ( DTD.$empty[ name ] || !element.children.length ) {
			// Special case - hr in br mode should be replaced with br, not removed.
			if ( name == 'hr' && enterTag == 'br' )
				element.replaceWith( createBr() );
			else {
				// Parent might become an empty inline specified in $removeEmpty or empty a[href].
				if ( element.parent )
					toBeChecked.push( { check: 'it', el: element.parent } );

				element.remove();
			}
		} else if ( DTD.$block[ name ] || name == 'tr' ) {
			if ( enterTag == 'br' )
				stripBlockBr( element, toBeChecked );
			else
				stripBlock( element, enterTag, toBeChecked );
		}
		// Special case - elements that may contain CDATA should be removed completely.
		else if ( name in { style: 1, script: 1 } )
			element.remove();
		// The rest of inline elements. May also be the last resort
		// for some special elements.
		else {
			// Parent might become an empty inline specified in $removeEmpty or empty a[href].
			if ( element.parent )
				toBeChecked.push( { check: 'it', el: element.parent } );
			element.replaceWithChildren();
		}
	}

	// Strip element block, but leave its content.
	// Works in 'div' and 'p' enter modes.
	function stripBlock( element, enterTag, toBeChecked ) {
		var children = element.children;

		// First, check if element's children may be wrapped with <p/div>.
		// Ignore that <p/div> may not be allowed in element.parent.
		// This will be fixed when removing parent or by toBeChecked rule.
		if ( checkChildren( children, enterTag ) ) {
			element.name = enterTag;
			element.attributes = {};
			// Check if this p/div was put in correct context.
			// If not - strip parent.
			toBeChecked.push( { check: 'parent-down', el: element } );
			return;
		}

		var parent = element.parent,
			shouldAutoP = parent.type == CKEDITOR.NODE_DOCUMENT_FRAGMENT || parent.name == 'body',
			i, child, p, parentDtd;

		for ( i = children.length; i > 0; ) {
			child = children[ --i ];

			// If parent requires auto paragraphing and child is inline node,
			// insert this child into newly created paragraph.
			if ( shouldAutoP && inlineNode( child )  ) {
				if ( !p ) {
					p = new CKEDITOR.htmlParser.element( enterTag );
					p.insertAfter( element );

					// Check if this p/div was put in correct context.
					// If not - strip parent.
					toBeChecked.push( { check: 'parent-down', el: p } );
				}
				p.add( child, 0 );
			}
			// Child which doesn't need to be auto paragraphed.
			else {
				p = null;
				parentDtd = DTD[ parent.name ] || DTD.span;

				child.insertAfter( element );
				// If inserted into invalid context, mark it and check
				// after removing all elements.
				if ( parent.type != CKEDITOR.NODE_DOCUMENT_FRAGMENT &&
					child.type == CKEDITOR.NODE_ELEMENT &&
					!parentDtd[ child.name ]
				)
					toBeChecked.push( { check: 'el-up', el: child } );
			}
		}

		// All children have been moved to element's parent, so remove it.
		element.remove();
	}

	// Prepend/append block with <br> if isn't
	// already prepended/appended with <br> or block and
	// isn't first/last child of its parent.
	// Then replace element with its children.
	// <p>a</p><p>b</p> => <p>a</p><br>b => a<br>b
	function stripBlockBr( element ) {
		var br;

		if ( element.previous && !isBrOrBlock( element.previous ) ) {
			br = createBr();
			br.insertBefore( element );
		}

		if ( element.next && !isBrOrBlock( element.next ) ) {
			br = createBr();
			br.insertAfter( element );
		}

		element.replaceWithChildren();
	}

	//
	// TRANSFORMATIONS --------------------------------------------------------
	//
	var transformationsTools;

	// Apply given transformations group to the element.
	function applyTransformationsGroup( filter, element, group ) {
		var i, rule;

		for ( i = 0; i < group.length; ++i ) {
			rule = group[ i ];

			// Test with #check or #left only if it's set.
			// Do not apply transformations because that creates infinite loop.
			if ( ( !rule.check || filter.check( rule.check, false ) ) &&
				( !rule.left || rule.left( element ) ) ) {
				rule.right( element, transformationsTools );
				return; // Only first matching rule in a group is executed.
			}
		}
	}

	// Check whether element matches CKEDITOR.style.
	// The element can be a "superset" of style,
	// e.g. it may have more classes, but need to have
	// at least those defined in style.
	function elementMatchesStyle( element, style ) {
		var def = style.getDefinition(),
			defAttrs = def.attributes,
			defStyles = def.styles,
			attrName, styleName,
			classes, classPattern, cl;

		if ( element.name != def.element )
			return false;

		for ( attrName in defAttrs ) {
			if ( attrName == 'class' ) {
				classes = defAttrs[ attrName ].split( /\s+/ );
				classPattern = element.classes.join( '|' );
				while ( ( cl = classes.pop() ) ) {
					if ( classPattern.indexOf( cl ) == -1 )
						return false;
				}
			} else {
				if ( element.attributes[ attrName ] != defAttrs[ attrName ] )
					return false;
			}
		}

		for ( styleName in defStyles ) {
			if ( element.styles[ styleName ] != defStyles[ styleName ] )
				return false;
		}

		return true;
	}

	// Return transformation group for content form.
	// One content form makes one transformation rule in one group.
	function getContentFormTransformationGroup( form, preferredForm ) {
		var element, left;

		if ( typeof form == 'string' )
			element = form;
		else if ( form instanceof CKEDITOR.style )
			left = form;
		else {
			element = form[ 0 ];
			left = form[ 1 ];
		}

		return [ {
			element: element,
			left: left,
			right: function( el, tools ) {
				tools.transform( el, preferredForm );
			}
		} ];
	}

	// Obtain element's name from transformation rule.
	// It will be defined by #element, or #check or #left (styleDef.element).
	function getElementNameForTransformation( rule, check ) {
		if ( rule.element )
			return rule.element;
		if ( check )
			return check.match( /^([a-z0-9]+)/i )[ 0 ];
		return rule.left.getDefinition().element;
	}

	function getMatchStyleFn( style ) {
		return function( el ) {
			return elementMatchesStyle( el, style );
		};
	}

	function getTransformationFn( toolName ) {
		return function( el, tools ) {
			tools[ toolName ]( el );
		};
	}

	function optimizeTransformationsGroup( rules ) {
		var groupName, i, rule,
			check, left, right,
			optimizedRules = [];

		for ( i = 0; i < rules.length; ++i ) {
			rule = rules[ i ];

			if ( typeof rule == 'string' ) {
				rule = rule.split( /\s*:\s*/ );
				check = rule[ 0 ];
				left = null;
				right = rule[ 1 ];
			} else {
				check = rule.check;
				left = rule.left;
				right = rule.right;
			}

			// Extract element name.
			if ( !groupName )
				groupName = getElementNameForTransformation( rule, check );

			if ( left instanceof CKEDITOR.style )
				left = getMatchStyleFn( left );

			optimizedRules.push( {
				// It doesn't make sense to test against name rule (e.g. 'table'), so don't save it.
				check: check == groupName ? null : check,

				left: left,

				// Handle shorthand format. E.g.: 'table[width]:sizeToAttribute'.
				right: typeof right == 'string' ? getTransformationFn( right ) : right
			} );
		}

		return {
			name: groupName,
			rules: optimizedRules
		};
	}

	/**
	 * Singleton containing tools useful for transformation rules.
	 *
	 * @class CKEDITOR.filter.transformationsTools
	 * @singleton
	 */
	transformationsTools = CKEDITOR.filter.transformationsTools = {
		/**
		 * Converts `width` and `height` attributes to styles.
		 *
		 * @param {CKEDITOR.htmlParser.element} element
		 */
		sizeToStyle: function( element ) {
			this.lengthToStyle( element, 'width' );
			this.lengthToStyle( element, 'height' );
		},

		/**
		 * Converts `width` and `height` styles to attributes.
		 *
		 * @param {CKEDITOR.htmlParser.element} element
		 */
		sizeToAttribute: function( element ) {
			this.lengthToAttribute( element, 'width' );
			this.lengthToAttribute( element, 'height' );
		},

		/**
		 * Converts length in the `attrName` attribute to a valid CSS length (like `width` or `height`).
		 *
		 * @param {CKEDITOR.htmlParser.element} element
		 * @param {String} attrName Name of the attribute that will be converted.
		 * @param {String} [styleName=attrName] Name of the style into which the attribute will be converted.
		 */
		lengthToStyle: function( element, attrName, styleName ) {
			styleName = styleName || attrName;

			if ( !( styleName in element.styles ) ) {
				var value = element.attributes[ attrName ];

				if ( value ) {
					if ( ( /^\d+$/ ).test( value ) )
						value += 'px';

					element.styles[ styleName ] = value;
				}
			}

			delete element.attributes[ attrName ];
		},

		/**
		 * Converts length in the `styleName` style to a valid length attribute (like `width` or `height`).
		 *
		 * @param {CKEDITOR.htmlParser.element} element
		 * @param {String} styleName The name of the style that will be converted.
		 * @param {String} [attrName=styleName] The name of the attribute into which the style will be converted.
		 */
		lengthToAttribute: function( element, styleName, attrName ) {
			attrName = attrName || styleName;

			if ( !( attrName in element.attributes ) ) {
				var value = element.styles[ styleName ],
					match = value && value.match( /^(\d+)(?:\.\d*)?px$/ );

				if ( match )
					element.attributes[ attrName ] = match[ 1 ];
				// Pass the TEST_VALUE used by filter#check when mocking element.
				else if ( value == TEST_VALUE )
					element.attributes[ attrName ] = TEST_VALUE;
			}

			delete element.styles[ styleName ];
		},

		/**
		 * Converts the `align` attribute to the `float` style if not set. The attribute
		 * is always removed.
		 *
		 * @param {CKEDITOR.htmlParser.element} element
		 */
		alignmentToStyle: function( element ) {
			if ( !( 'float' in element.styles ) ) {
				var value = element.attributes.align;

				if ( value == 'left' || value == 'right' )
					element.styles[ 'float' ] = value; // Uh... GCC doesn't like the 'float' prop name.
			}

			delete element.attributes.align;
		},

		/**
		 * Converts the `float` style to the `align` attribute if not set.
		 * The style is always removed.
		 *
		 * @param {CKEDITOR.htmlParser.element} element
		 */
		alignmentToAttribute: function( element ) {
			if ( !( 'align' in element.attributes ) ) {
				var value = element.styles[ 'float' ];

				if ( value == 'left' || value == 'right' )
					element.attributes.align = value;
			}

			delete element.styles[ 'float' ]; // Uh... GCC doesn't like the 'float' prop name.
		},

		/**
		 * Converts the shorthand form of the `border` style to seperate styles.
		 *
		 * @param {CKEDITOR.htmlParser.element} element
		 */
		splitBorderShorthand: function( element ) {
			if ( !element.styles.border ) {
				return;
			}

			var borderSplittedStyles = CKEDITOR.tools.style.parse.border( element.styles.border );

			if ( borderSplittedStyles.color ) {
				element.styles[ 'border-color' ] = borderSplittedStyles.color;
			}
			if ( borderSplittedStyles.style ) {
				element.styles[ 'border-style' ] = borderSplittedStyles.style;
			}
			if ( borderSplittedStyles.width ) {
				element.styles[ 'border-width' ] = borderSplittedStyles.width;
			}

			delete element.styles.border;
		},

		listTypeToStyle: function( element ) {
			if ( element.attributes.type ) {
				switch ( element.attributes.type ) {
					case 'a':
						element.styles[ 'list-style-type' ] = 'lower-alpha';
						break;
					case 'A':
						element.styles[ 'list-style-type' ] = 'upper-alpha';
						break;
					case 'i':
						element.styles[ 'list-style-type' ] = 'lower-roman';
						break;
					case 'I':
						element.styles[ 'list-style-type' ] = 'upper-roman';
						break;
					case '1':
						element.styles[ 'list-style-type' ] = 'decimal';
						break;
					default:
						element.styles[ 'list-style-type' ] = element.attributes.type;
				}
			}
		},

		/**
		 * Converts the shorthand form of the `margin` style to seperate styles.
		 *
		 * @param {CKEDITOR.htmlParser.element} element
		 */
		splitMarginShorthand: function( element ) {
			if ( !element.styles.margin ) {
				return;
			}

			var widths = element.styles.margin.match( /(\-?[\.\d]+\w+)/g ) || [ '0px' ];
			switch ( widths.length ) {
				case 1:
					mapStyles( [ 0, 0, 0, 0 ] );
					break;
				case 2:
					mapStyles( [ 0, 1, 0, 1 ] );
					break;
				case 3:
					mapStyles( [ 0, 1, 2, 1 ] );
					break;
				case 4:
					mapStyles( [ 0, 1, 2, 3 ] );
					break;
			}

			delete element.styles.margin;

			function mapStyles( map ) {
				element.styles['margin-top'] = widths[ map[0] ];
				element.styles['margin-right'] = widths[ map[1] ];
				element.styles['margin-bottom'] = widths[ map[2] ];
				element.styles['margin-left'] = widths[ map[3] ];
			}
		},

		/**
		 * Checks whether an element matches a given {@link CKEDITOR.style}.
		 * The element can be a "superset" of a style, e.g. it may have
		 * more classes, but needs to have at least those defined in the style.
		 *
		 * @param {CKEDITOR.htmlParser.element} element
		 * @param {CKEDITOR.style} style
		 */
		matchesStyle: elementMatchesStyle,

		/**
		 * Transforms an element to a given form.
		 *
		 * Form may be a:
		 *
		 *	* {@link CKEDITOR.style},
		 *	* string &ndash; the new name of the element.
		 *
		 * @param {CKEDITOR.htmlParser.element} el
		 * @param {CKEDITOR.style/String} form
		 */
		transform: function( el, form ) {
			if ( typeof form == 'string' )
				el.name = form;
			// Form is an instance of CKEDITOR.style.
			else {
				var def = form.getDefinition(),
					defStyles = def.styles,
					defAttrs = def.attributes,
					attrName, styleName,
					existingClassesPattern, defClasses, cl;

				el.name = def.element;

				for ( attrName in defAttrs ) {
					if ( attrName == 'class' ) {
						existingClassesPattern = el.classes.join( '|' );
						defClasses = defAttrs[ attrName ].split( /\s+/ );

						while ( ( cl = defClasses.pop() ) ) {
							if ( existingClassesPattern.indexOf( cl ) == -1 )
								el.classes.push( cl );
						}
					} else {
						el.attributes[ attrName ] = defAttrs[ attrName ];
					}

				}

				for ( styleName in defStyles ) {
					el.styles[ styleName ] = defStyles[ styleName ];
				}
			}
		}
	};

} )();

/**
 * Allowed content rules. This setting is used when
 * instantiating {@link CKEDITOR.editor#filter}.
 *
 * The following values are accepted:
 *
 *	* {@link CKEDITOR.filter.allowedContentRules} &ndash; defined rules will be added
 *	to the {@link CKEDITOR.editor#filter}.
 *	* `true` &ndash; will disable the filter (data will not be filtered,
 *	all features will be activated). Reading {@glink guide/dev_best_practices security best practices} before setting `true` is recommended.
 *	* default &ndash; the filter will be configured by loaded features
 *	(toolbar items, commands, etc.).
 *
 * In all cases filter configuration may be extended by
 * {@link CKEDITOR.config#extraAllowedContent}. This option may be especially
 * useful when you want to use the default `allowedContent` value
 * along with some additional rules.
 *
 *		CKEDITOR.replace( 'textarea_id', {
 *			allowedContent: 'p b i; a[!href]',
 *			on: {
 *				instanceReady: function( evt ) {
 *					var editor = evt.editor;
 *
 *					editor.filter.check( 'h1' ); // -> false
 *					editor.setData( '<h1><i>Foo</i></h1><p class="left"><span>Bar</span> <a href="http://foo.bar">foo</a></p>' );
 *					// Editor contents will be:
 *					'<p><i>Foo</i></p><p>Bar <a href="http://foo.bar">foo</a></p>'
 *				}
 *			}
 *		} );
 *
 * It is also possible to disallow some already allowed content. It is especially
 * useful when you want to "trim down" the content allowed by default by
 * editor features. To do that, use the {@link #disallowedContent} option.
 *
 * Read more in the {@glink guide/dev_acf documentation}
 * and see the [SDK sample](https://sdk.ckeditor.com/samples/acf.html).
 *
 * @since 4.1
 * @cfg {CKEDITOR.filter.allowedContentRules/Boolean} [allowedContent=null]
 * @member CKEDITOR.config
 */

/**
 * This option makes it possible to set additional allowed
 * content rules for {@link CKEDITOR.editor#filter}.
 *
 * It is especially useful in combination with the default
 * {@link CKEDITOR.config#allowedContent} value:
 *
 *		CKEDITOR.replace( 'textarea_id', {
 *			plugins: 'wysiwygarea,toolbar,format',
 *			extraAllowedContent: 'b i',
 *			on: {
 *				instanceReady: function( evt ) {
 *					var editor = evt.editor;
 *
 *					editor.filter.check( 'h1' ); // -> true (thanks to Format combo)
 *					editor.filter.check( 'b' ); // -> true (thanks to extraAllowedContent)
 *					editor.setData( '<h1><i>Foo</i></h1><p class="left"><b>Bar</b> <a href="http://foo.bar">foo</a></p>' );
 *					// Editor contents will be:
 *					'<h1><i>Foo</i></h1><p><b>Bar</b> foo</p>'
 *				}
 *			}
 *		} );
 *
 * Read more in the [documentation](#!/guide/dev_acf-section-automatic-mode-and-allow-additional-tagsproperties)
 * and see the [SDK sample](https://sdk.ckeditor.com/samples/acf.html).
 * See also {@link CKEDITOR.config#allowedContent} for more details.
 *
 * @since 4.1
 * @cfg {Object/String} extraAllowedContent
 * @member CKEDITOR.config
 */

/**
 * Disallowed content rules. They have precedence over {@link #allowedContent allowed content rules}.
 * Read more in the {@glink guide/dev_disallowed_content Disallowed Content guide}.
 *
 * Read more in the [documentation](#!/guide/dev_acf-section-automatic-mode-but-disallow-certain-tagsproperties)
 * and see the [SDK sample](https://sdk.ckeditor.com/samples/acf.html).
 * See also {@link CKEDITOR.config#allowedContent} and {@link CKEDITOR.config#extraAllowedContent}.
 *
 * @since 4.4
 * @cfg {CKEDITOR.filter.disallowedContentRules} disallowedContent
 * @member CKEDITOR.config
 */

/**
 * This event is fired when {@link CKEDITOR.filter} has stripped some
 * content from the data that was loaded (e.g. by {@link CKEDITOR.editor#method-setData}
 * method or in the source mode) or inserted (e.g. when pasting or using the
 * {@link CKEDITOR.editor#method-insertHtml} method).
 *
 * This event is useful when testing whether the {@link CKEDITOR.config#allowedContent}
 * setting is sufficient and correct for a system that is migrating to CKEditor 4.1
 * (where the {@glink guide/dev_advanced_content_filter Advanced Content Filter} was introduced).
 *
 * @since 4.1
 * @event dataFiltered
 * @member CKEDITOR.editor
 * @param {CKEDITOR.editor} editor This editor instance.
 */

/**
 * Virtual class which is the {@glink guide/dev_allowed_content_rules Allowed Content Rules} formats type.
 *
 * Possible formats are:
 *
 *	* the [string format](#!/guide/dev_allowed_content_rules-section-string-format),
 *	* the [object format](#!/guide/dev_allowed_content_rules-section-object-format),
 *	* a {@link CKEDITOR.style} instance &ndash; used mainly for integrating plugins with Advanced Content Filter,
 *	* an array of the above formats.
 *
 * @since 4.1
 * @class CKEDITOR.filter.allowedContentRules
 * @abstract
 */

/**
 * Virtual class representing the {@link CKEDITOR.filter#disallow} argument and a type of
 * the {@link CKEDITOR.config#disallowedContent} option.
 *
 * This is a simplified version of the {@link CKEDITOR.filter.allowedContentRules} type.
 * Only the string format and object format are accepted. Required properties
 * are not allowed in this format.
 *
 * Read more in the {@glink guide/dev_disallowed_content Disallowed Content guide}.
 *
 * @since 4.4
 * @class CKEDITOR.filter.disallowedContentRules
 * @abstract
 */

/**
 * Virtual class representing {@link CKEDITOR.filter#check} argument.
 *
 * This is a simplified version of the {@link CKEDITOR.filter.allowedContentRules} type.
 * It may contain only one element and its styles, classes, and attributes. Only the
 * string format and a {@link CKEDITOR.style} instances are accepted. Required properties
 * are not allowed in this format.
 *
 * Example:
 *
 *		'img[src,alt](foo)'	// Correct rule.
 *		'ol, ul(!foo)'		// Incorrect rule. Multiple elements and required
 *							// properties are not supported.
 *
 * @since 4.1
 * @class CKEDITOR.filter.contentRule
 * @abstract
 */

/**
 * Interface that may be automatically implemented by any
 * instance of any class which has at least the `name` property and
 * can be meant as an editor feature.
 *
 * For example:
 *
 *	* "Bold" command, button, and keystroke &ndash; it does not mean exactly
 * `<strong>` or `<b>` but just the ability to create bold text.
 *	* "Format" drop-down list &ndash; it also does not imply any HTML tag.
 *	* "Link" command, button, and keystroke.
 *	* "Image" command, button, and dialog window.
 *
 * Thus most often a feature is an instance of one of the following classes:
 *
 *	* {@link CKEDITOR.command}
 *	* {@link CKEDITOR.ui.button}
 *	* {@link CKEDITOR.ui.richCombo}
 *
 * None of them have a `name` property explicitly defined, but
 * it is set by {@link CKEDITOR.editor#addCommand} and {@link CKEDITOR.ui#add}.
 *
 * During editor initialization all features that the editor should activate
 * should be passed to {@link CKEDITOR.editor#addFeature} (shorthand for {@link CKEDITOR.filter#addFeature}).
 *
 * This method checks if a feature can be activated (see {@link #requiredContent}) and if yes,
 * then it registers allowed content rules required by this feature (see {@link #allowedContent}) along
 * with two kinds of transformations: {@link #contentForms} and {@link #contentTransformations}.
 *
 * By default all buttons that are included in {@glink guide/dev_toolbar toolbar layout configuration}
 * are checked and registered with {@link CKEDITOR.editor#addFeature}, all styles available in the
 * 'Format' and 'Styles' drop-down lists are checked and registered too and so on.
 *
 * @since 4.1
 * @class CKEDITOR.feature
 * @abstract
 */

/**
 * HTML code that can be generated by this feature.
 *
 * For example a basic image feature (image button displaying the image dialog window)
 * may allow `'img[!src,alt,width,height]'`.
 *
 * During the feature activation this value is passed to {@link CKEDITOR.filter#allow}.
 *
 * @property {CKEDITOR.filter.allowedContentRules} [allowedContent=null]
 */

/**
 * Minimal HTML code that this feature must be allowed to
 * generate in order to work.
 *
 * For example a basic image feature (image button displaying the image dialog window)
 * needs `'img[src,alt]'` in order to be activated.
 *
 * During the feature validation this value is passed to {@link CKEDITOR.filter#check}.
 *
 * If this value is not provided, a feature will be always activated.
 *
 * @property {CKEDITOR.filter.contentRule} [requiredContent=null]
 */

/**
 * The name of the feature.
 *
 * It is used for example to identify which {@link CKEDITOR.filter#allowedContent}
 * rule was added for which feature.
 *
 * @property {String} name
 */

/**
 * Feature content forms to be registered in the {@link CKEDITOR.editor#filter}
 * during the feature activation.
 *
 * See {@link CKEDITOR.filter#addContentForms} for more details.
 *
 * @property [contentForms=null]
 */

/**
 * Transformations (usually for content generated by this feature, but not necessarily)
 * that will be registered in the {@link CKEDITOR.editor#filter} during the feature activation.
 *
 * See {@link CKEDITOR.filter#addTransformations} for more details.
 *
 * @property [contentTransformations=null]
 */

/**
 * Returns a feature that this feature needs to register.
 *
 * In some cases, during activation, one feature may need to register
 * another feature. For example a {@link CKEDITOR.ui.button} often registers
 * a related command. See {@link CKEDITOR.ui.button#toFeature}.
 *
 * This method is executed when a feature is passed to the {@link CKEDITOR.editor#addFeature}.
 *
 * @method toFeature
 * @returns {CKEDITOR.feature}
 */
