Alphanormalize Namespace Reference

Functions
	mb_str_accentalpha_to_alpha ($s, $encoding=null)
	Copy of $s without "accents". More...
	mb_str_alphanormalize ($s, $strip=false, $entity_decode=false, $replacement='_', $encoding=null)
	Copy of $s without "accents" with the characters of the Greek alphabet were replaced and all non-alphanumeric characters are replaced by $replacement. More...
	mb_str_greek_to_alpha ($s, $encoding=null)
	Copy of $s with the characters of the Greek alphabet were replaced. More...
	version ()
	Return the version of this module. More...

Variables
return	true

Function Documentation

mb_str_accentalpha_to_alpha()

Alphanormalize\mb_str_accentalpha_to_alpha	(		$s,
			$encoding = null
	)

Copy of $s without "accents".

Returns a copy of which $s "accented" characters were converted by removing their "accent" (the converted characters are those of the associative table $ACCENTALPHA_TO_ALPHA from accentalpha_to_alpha.inc file).

For example: 'Élément' => 'Element'.

If $encoding === null then use the internal character encoding.

Parameters

string	$s
null | string	$encoding

Returns

string

Definition at line 80 of file alphanormalize.inc.

References $ACCENTALPHA_TO_ALPHA, and $s.

mb_str_alphanormalize()

Alphanormalize\mb_str_alphanormalize	(		$s,
			$strip = false,
			$entity_decode = false,
			$replacement = '_',
			$encoding = null
	)

Copy of $s without "accents" with the characters of the Greek alphabet were replaced and all non-alphanumeric characters are replaced by $replacement.

Returns a copy of $s:

• each "accented" characters is converted by removing its "accent" (the converted characters are those of the associative table $ACCENTALPHA_TO_ALPHA from accentalpha_to_alpha.inc file) ;
• each characters of the Greek alphabet is converted to alphabetic characters (the converted characters are those of the associative table $GREEK_TO_ALPHA from greek_to_alpha.inc file) ;
• each group of other characters is replaced by $replacement.

For example: 'Élément ; α and ω.' => 'Element_a_and_o_'.

Adopts the standard ONU/ELOT: see http://www.opimedia.be/DS/mementos/grecs.htm .

If $strip then begins delete HTML tags.

If $entity_decode then begins convert HTML entities to normal characters. (Previous PHP 5.4, all HTML entities are not supported!)

If $encoding === null then use the internal character encoding.

Parameters

string	$s
bool	$strip
bool	$entity_decode
string	$replacement
null | string	$encoding

Returns

string

Definition at line 155 of file alphanormalize.inc.

References $ACCENTALPHA_TO_ALPHA, $GREEK_TO_ALPHA, and $s.

mb_str_greek_to_alpha()

Alphanormalize\mb_str_greek_to_alpha	(		$s,
			$encoding = null
	)

Copy of $s with the characters of the Greek alphabet were replaced.

Returns a copy of $s with the characters of the Greek alphabet were converted to alphabetic characters (the converted characters are those of the associative table $GREEK_TO_ALPHA from greek_to_alpha.inc file).

Adopts the standard ONU/ELOT: see http://www.opimedia.be/DS/mementos/grecs.htm .

For example: 'α and ω' => 'a and o'.

If $encoding === null then use the internal character encoding.

Parameters

string	$s
null | string	$encoding

Returns

string

Definition at line 256 of file alphanormalize.inc.

References $GREEK_TO_ALPHA, and $s.

version()

Alphanormalize\version

(

)

Return the version of this module.

Returns

string

Definition at line 301 of file alphanormalize.inc.

Variable Documentation

true

return Alphanormalize\true

Definition at line 306 of file alphanormalize.inc.