Zeta Components Manual :: Docs For Class ezcConfigurationIniWriter
Configuration::ezcConfigurationIniWriter
Class ezcConfigurationIniWriter
This class provides functionality for writing ezcConfiguration objects into INI files.
A typical usage is to create the writer object and pass the filepath in the constructor:
- // $conf is an ezcConfiguration object
Or generally use the init() function:
- // $conf is an ezcConfiguration object
For more information on file based configurations see ezcConfigurationFileWriter.
This class uses exceptions and will throw them when the conditions for the operation fails somehow.
Source for this file: /Configuration/src/ini/ini_writer.php
ezcConfigurationWriter | --ezcConfigurationFileWriter | --ezcConfigurationIniWriter
Version: | //autogen// |
Inherited Member Variables
From ezcConfigurationFileWriter | |
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protected |
ezcConfigurationFileWriter::$config
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protected |
ezcConfigurationFileWriter::$location
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protected |
ezcConfigurationFileWriter::$name
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protected |
ezcConfigurationFileWriter::$options
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ezcConfigurationFileWriter::$path
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ezcConfigurationFileWriter::$permissions
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ezcConfigurationFileWriter::$useComments
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Method Summary
protected string |
getSuffix(
)
Returns 'ini'. The suffix used in the storage filename. |
protected void |
writeSettings(
$fp
, $settings
, [ $comments
= array()] )
Writes the settings and comments to disk |
Inherited Methods
From ezcConfigurationFileWriter | |
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public ezcConfigurationFileWriter |
ezcConfigurationFileWriter::__construct()
Constructs the writer and initializes it with the file to write. |
protected void |
ezcConfigurationFileWriter::closeFile()
Closes a file pointed to by $fp and sets file permissions. |
public string |
ezcConfigurationFileWriter::getLocation()
Return the current location string. |
public int |
ezcConfigurationFileWriter::getName()
Return the current name for the configuration to be written. |
public array |
ezcConfigurationFileWriter::getOptions()
Returns the current options for the writer. |
public void |
ezcConfigurationFileWriter::init()
Initializes the writer with a $location and a $name. |
protected resource |
ezcConfigurationFileWriter::openFile()
Opens a file for writing. |
protected void |
ezcConfigurationFileWriter::parseLocationPath()
Parses a the path $path and sets the location and name properties on this object. |
public void |
ezcConfigurationFileWriter::save()
Saves the current config object. |
public void |
ezcConfigurationFileWriter::setConfig()
Sets the configuration object that will be used for the next call to save(). |
public void |
ezcConfigurationFileWriter::setOptions()
Sets the options $configurationData. |
From ezcConfigurationWriter | |
public abstract string |
ezcConfigurationWriter::getLocation()
Returns the current location string. |
public abstract string |
ezcConfigurationWriter::getName()
Returns the current name for the configuration to be written. |
public abstract array |
ezcConfigurationWriter::getOptions()
Returns the current options for the writer. |
protected abstract string |
ezcConfigurationWriter::getSuffix()
Returns the suffix used in the storage filename. |
public abstract void |
ezcConfigurationWriter::init()
Initializes the writer with a $location and a $name. |
public abstract void |
ezcConfigurationWriter::save()
Saves the current config object. |
public abstract void |
ezcConfigurationWriter::setConfig()
Sets the configuration object that will be used for the next call to save(). |
public abstract void |
ezcConfigurationWriter::setOptions()
Sets the options for the writer. |
Methods
getSuffix
Returns 'ini'. The suffix used in the storage filename.
Redefinition of:
Method | Description |
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ezcConfigurationWriter::getSuffix() |
Returns the suffix used in the storage filename. |
writeSettings
Writes the settings and comments to disk
This method loops over all groups and settings (defined with the $settings array) and writes those to disk. For the settings itself it will call writeSetting() which also detects arrays and handles those recursively. See ezcConfiguration::$settings and ezcConfiguration::$comments for the formats of those arrays.
Parameters:
Name | Type | Description |
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$fp |
resource | The filepointer of the file to write. |
$settings |
array | The structure containing settings. |
$comments |
array | The structure containing the comments for the settings. |