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Advisory name of injector, this is for friendly error messages.
Injector that converts http, https and ftp text URLs to actual links.
rewindOffset(bool|int $offset) : mixed
Rewind to a spot to re-perform processing. This is useful if you deleted a node, and now need to see if this change affected any earlier nodes. Rewinding does not affect other injectors, and can result in infinite loops if not used carefully.
| bool|int | $offset |
prepare(\HTMLPurifier_Config $config, \HTMLPurifier_Context $context) : bool|string
Prepares the injector by giving it the config and context objects: this allows references to important variables to be made within the injector. This function also checks if the HTML environment will work with the Injector (see checkNeeded()).
| \HTMLPurifier_Config | $config | |
| \HTMLPurifier_Context | $context |
Boolean false if success, string of missing needed element/attribute if failure
checkNeeded(\HTMLPurifier_Config $config) : bool|string
This function checks if the HTML environment will work with the Injector: if p tags are not allowed, the Auto-Paragraphing injector should not be enabled.
| \HTMLPurifier_Config | $config |
Boolean false if success, string of missing needed element/attribute if failure
forward(int $i, \HTMLPurifier_Token $current) : bool
Iterator function, which starts with the next token and continues until you reach the end of the input tokens.
| int | $i | Current integer index variable for inputTokens |
| \HTMLPurifier_Token | $current | Current token variable. Do NOT use $token, as that variable is also a reference |
forwardUntilEndToken(int $i, \HTMLPurifier_Token $current, int $nesting) : bool
Similar to _forward, but accepts a third parameter $nesting (which should be initialized at 0) and stops when we hit the end tag for the node $this->inputIndex starts in.
| int | $i | Current integer index variable for inputTokens |
| \HTMLPurifier_Token | $current | Current token variable. Do NOT use $token, as that variable is also a reference |
| int | $nesting |
backward(int $i, \HTMLPurifier_Token $current) : bool
Iterator function, starts with the previous token and continues until you reach the beginning of input tokens.
| int | $i | Current integer index variable for inputTokens |
| \HTMLPurifier_Token | $current | Current token variable. Do NOT use $token, as that variable is also a reference |
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