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/message/output/popup/tests/ -> base.php (source)

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Base trait for message popup tests.

Copyright: 2016 Ryan Wyllie <ryan@moodle.com>
License: http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html GNU GPL v3 or later
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Defines 2 functions

  send_fake_unread_popup_notification()
  send_fake_read_popup_notification()

Functions
Functions that are not part of a class:

send_fake_unread_popup_notification(\stdClass $userfrom, \stdClass $userto,string $message = 'Hello world!', int $timecreated = 0)   X-Ref
Send a fake unread popup notification.

{@link message_send()} does not support transaction, this function will simulate a message
sent from a user to another. We should stop using it once {@link message_send()} will support
transactions. This is not clean at all, this is just used to add rows to the table.

param: stdClass $userfrom user object of the one sending the message.
param: stdClass $userto user object of the one receiving the message.
param: string $message message to send.
param: int $timecreated time the message was created.
return: int the id of the message

send_fake_read_popup_notification(\stdClass $userfrom, \stdClass $userto, string $message = 'Hello world!',int $timecreated = 0, int $timeread = 0)   X-Ref
Send a fake read popup notification.

{@link message_send()} does not support transaction, this function will simulate a message
sent from a user to another. We should stop using it once {@link message_send()} will support
transactions. This is not clean at all, this is just used to add rows to the table.

param: stdClass $userfrom user object of the one sending the message.
param: stdClass $userto user object of the one receiving the message.
param: string $message message to send.
param: int $timecreated time the message was created.
param: int $timeread the the message was read
return: int the id of the message