Class ContentFormattingParser

__construct() 

Buils a ContentFormattingParser object.

get_content() : string

Returns the content of the parser. If you called a method which parses the content, this content will be parsed.

The content of the parser.

set_content(string $content) 

Sets the content of the parser. When you will call a parse method, it will deal with this content.

set_path_to_root(string $path) 

Sets the reference path for relative URL

get_path_to_root() : string

Returns the path to root attribute.

The path

set_page_path(string $page_path) 

Sets the page path

get_page_path() : string

Returns the page path

path

add_module_special_tag( $pattern,  $replacement) 

{@inheritdoc}

get_module_special_tags() 

{@inheritdoc}

parse() : void

Parses the content of the parser

set_forbidden_tags(array<mixed,string> $forbidden_tags) 

Sets the tags which mustn't be parsed.

get_forbidden_tags() : array<mixed,string>

Gets the forbidden tags.

List of the forbidden tags

set_html_auth(array<mixed,mixed> $array_auth) 

Sets the required authorizations that are necessary to post some HTML code which will be displayed by the web browser.

get_html_auth() : array<mixed,mixed>

Returns the HTML tag auth

_parse_imbricated(string $match, string $regex, string $replace) 

Parses a nested tag

parse_tag_args(string $matches, string $allowed_args = array()) 

Parses tag args to get allowed ones

split_imbricated_tag(string $content, string $tag, string $attributes) 

Splits a string accorting to a tag name.

Works also with nested tags.

preg_split_safe_recurse( $content,  $tag,  $attributes) : array<mixed,string>

Splits a string according to a regular expression. The matched pattern can be nested and must follow the BBCode syntax, i.e matching [tag=args]content of the tag[/tag].

It returns an array For example, il you have this: $my_str = '[tag=1]test1[/tag]test2[tag=2]test3[tag=3]test4[/tag]test5[/tag]?est6'; You call it like that: ContentFormattingParser::preg_split_safe_recurse($my_str, 'tag', '[0-9]'); It will return you array('', '1', 'test1', 'test2', '2', array('test3', '3', 'test4', 'test5'), 'test6').

the split string

pick_up_tag( $tag,  $arguments = '') 

Removes the content of the tag $tag and replaces them by an identifying code. They will be reinserted in the content by the reimplant_tags method.

It enables you to treat the whole string enough affecting the interior of some tags. Example: $my_parser contains this content: 'test1[tag=1]test2[/tag]test3' $my_parser->pick_up_tag('tag', '[0-9]'); will replace the content of the parser by 'test1[CODE_TAG_1]test3'

reimplant_tag( $tag) : boolean

reimplants the code which has been picked up by the _pick_up method.

True if the reimplantation succed, otherwise false.

The string in which the fa tag are parsed

The string in which the wikipedia tag are parsed

The positions of the opening tags.