Docs For Class Nexista

Description

This class Nexista_provides functionality to create strings that will resolve

into functional paths/value at runtime. This is the same process as the Path class, however it does not evaluate the expression but rather returns a string that is inserted in the compiled files that will resolved at runtime. See Path class Nexista_for information on protocols handled.

Located in /kernel/pathbuilder.php (line 48)

Variable Summary

array $joins

Method Summary

void get (string $path, [string $protocol = 'string'], [integer $joinStyle = JOIN_NONE])

string parseInlineFlow (string $string, [constant $joinStyle = JOIN_NONE])

string transformPath (string $string, [constant $joinStyle = JOIN_NONE])

Variables

array $joins = array(
JOIN_SINGLE_QUOTE => "'",
JOIN_DOUBLE_QUOTE => '"',
JOIN_NONE => '') (line 64)

String concatenation style for inline flow elements

When a path containes an inline flow expression such as: "http://path{inline/flow}/here" the final rendering must join a string with the resolved flow expression: "http://path".Flow::getVar('inline/flow')."/here" The quote style depends on the calling expression so it must be determined when calling the Resolver::get function for applicable situtations.

access: public

Methods

get (line 78)

Returns a string based on given protocol://path

access: public

void get (string $path, [string $protocol = 'string'], [integer $joinStyle = JOIN_NONE])

string $path: path to resolve/render
string $protocol: optional default protocol if none given
integer $joinStyle: joining style constant

parseInlineFlow (line 251)

Resolves inline flow vars.

This method will look for curly bracketed values in a string and return a flow expression.

return: path with inline flow expressions
access: public

string parseInlineFlow (string $string, [constant $joinStyle = JOIN_NONE])

string $string: path to analyze
constant $joinStyle: string joining style for {flow} inline expressions

transformPath (line 192)

Transforms a slash path into an associative array string

This method accepts a path such as /this/is/it and will return an array string (i.e. ['this']['is']['it']) for later evaluation.

return: array expression string
access: public

string transformPath (string $string, [constant $joinStyle = JOIN_NONE])

string $string: string to transform
constant $joinStyle: string joining style for {flow} inline expressions

Nexista_PathBuilder