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Charset:: (6 methods):
instance()
__construct()
buildConversionTable()
encodeEntities()
isValidCharset()
getEntities()
instance() X-Ref |
This class is singleton for performance reasons. return: Charset |
__construct() X-Ref |
Force usage as singleton |
buildConversionTable($tableName) X-Ref |
param: string $tableName |
encodeEntities($data, $srcEncoding = '', $destEncoding = '') X-Ref |
Convert a string to the correct XML representation in a target charset. This involves: - character transformation for all characters which have a different representation in source and dest charsets - using 'charset entity' representation for all characters which are outside of the target charset To help correct communication of non-ascii chars inside strings, regardless of the charset used when sending requests, parsing them, sending responses and parsing responses, an option is to convert all non-ascii chars present in the message into their equivalent 'charset entity'. Charset entities enumerated this way are independent of the charset encoding used to transmit them, and all XML parsers are bound to understand them. Note that when not sending a charset encoding mime type along with http headers, we are bound by RFC 3023 to emit strict us-ascii for 'text/xml' payloads (but we should review RFC 7303, which seems to have changed the rules...) param: string $data param: string $srcEncoding param: string $destEncoding return: string |
isValidCharset($encoding, $validList) X-Ref |
Checks if a given charset encoding is present in a list of encodings or if it is a valid subset of any encoding in the list. param: string $encoding charset to be tested param: string|array $validList comma separated list of valid charsets (or array of charsets) return: bool |
getEntities($charset) X-Ref |
Used only for backwards compatibility param: string $charset return: array |