Function __global->unixify_line_format

Definitions

sources/global2.php

  • Make sure that lines are separated by "\n", with no "\r"'s there at all. For Mac data, this will be a flip scenario. For Linux data this will be a null operation. For windows data this will be change from "\r\n" to just "\n". For a realistic scenario, data could have originated on all kinds of platforms, with some editors converting, some situations being inter-platform, and general confusion. Don't make blind assumptions - use this function to clean data, then write clean code that only considers "\n"'s.
  • Visibility: public
  • Is abstract?: No
  • Is static?: No
  • Is final?: No
  • Returns: string

Parameters

Name Type Passed by reference? Variadic? Default Set Range Description
$in string No No required parameter N/A N/A The data to clean
$desired_charset ?ID_TEXT No No Null N/A N/A The character set it should be in. We don't do any real conversions using this, only make sure that common problems with fed ISO-8859-1 data are resolved (null: output character set)

Returns

  • The cleaned data
  • Type: string
  • Set: N/A
  • Range: N/A

Preview

Code (PHP)

/**
 * Make sure that lines are separated by "\n", with no "\r"'s there at all. For Mac data, this will be a flip scenario. For Linux data this will be a null operation. For windows data this will be change from "\r\n" to just "\n". For a realistic scenario, data could have originated on all kinds of platforms, with some editors converting, some situations being inter-platform, and general confusion. Don't make blind assumptions - use this function to clean data, then write clean code that only considers "\n"'s.
 *
 * @param  string $in The data to clean
 * @param  ?ID_TEXT $desired_charset The character set it should be in. We don't do any real conversions using this, only make sure that common problems with fed ISO-8859-1 data are resolved (null: output character set)
 * @return string The cleaned data
 */
function unixify_line_format(string $in, ?string $desired_charset = null) : string
 

sources/minikernel.php

  • Make sure that lines are separated by "\n", with no "\r"'s there at all. For Mac data, this will be a flip scenario. For Linux data this will be a null operation. For windows data this will be change from "\r\n" to just "\n". For a realistic scenario, data could have originated on all kinds of platforms, with some editors converting, some situations being inter-platform, and general confusion. Don't make blind assumptions - use this function to clean data, then write clean code that only considers "\n"'s.
  • Visibility: public
  • Is abstract?: No
  • Is static?: No
  • Is final?: No
  • Returns: string

Parameters

Name Type Passed by reference? Variadic? Default Set Range Description
$in string No No required parameter N/A N/A The data to clean

Returns

  • The cleaned data
  • Type: string
  • Set: N/A
  • Range: N/A

Preview

Code (PHP)

/**
 * Make sure that lines are separated by "\n", with no "\r"'s there at all. For Mac data, this will be a flip scenario. For Linux data this will be a null operation. For windows data this will be change from "\r\n" to just "\n". For a realistic scenario, data could have originated on all kinds of platforms, with some editors converting, some situations being inter-platform, and general confusion. Don't make blind assumptions - use this function to clean data, then write clean code that only considers "\n"'s.
 *
 * @param  string $in The data to clean
 * @return string The cleaned data
 */
function unixify_line_format(string $in) : string