Documentation

Function Handling Helper

• get_callback_type($callback)
  Return the type of the callback $callback
• sort_callback_parameters($callback, $parameters)
  Return a copy of the array $parameters sorted according to the parameters of the callable $callback
• call_user_func_array_assoc($callback, $parameters)
  Call a callback with an associative array of parameters
• call_user_constructor_array_assoc($class, $parameters)
  Call a constructor with an associative array of parameters

Artefact Helper

• model_full_name($model_short_name)
  Return the model full name of the given model short name
• association_full_name($association_short_name)
  Return the association full name of the given association short name
• model_to_table($model)
  Return the name of the table related to the given model short name or model object
• association_to_table($association)
  Return the name of the table related to the given association short name or association object
• is_table_abstract_model($business)
  Check if the given business full name or business object is a table abstract model
• is_table_concrete_model($business)
  Check if the given business full name or business object is a table concrete model
• is_table_enum_model($business)
  Check if the given business full name or business object is a table enum model
• is_table_model($business)
  Check if the given business full name or business object is a table model
• is_table_association($business)
  Check if the given business full name or business object is a table association
• print_model($model)
  Display the given model using the print_r function
• print_models($models)
  Display the given array of models using the print_r function
• var_dump_model($model)
  Display the given model using the var_dump function
• var_dump_models($models)
  Display the given array of models using the var_dump function
• print_association($association)
  Display the given association using the print_r function
• print_associations($associations)
  Display the given array of associations using the print_r function
• var_dump_association($association)
  Display the given association using the var_dump function
• var_dump_associations($associations)
  Display the given array of associations using the var_dump function

Mbstring Helper

• cc_strlen($str)
  Get string length considering the configuration item "charset"
• db_strlen($str)
  Get string length considering the database configuration item "char_set"
• cc_strpos($haystack, $needle, $offset = 0)
  Find position of first occurence of string in a string considering the configuration item "charset"
• db_strpos($haystack, $needle, $offset = 0)
  Find position of first occurence of string in a string considering the database configuration item "char_set"
• cc_substr($str, $start, $length = null)
  Get part of string considering the configuration item "charset"
• db_substr($str, $start, $length = null)
  Get part of string considering the database configuration item "char_set"

MySQL Helper

• php_data_to_mysql_data($php_data, $data_type)
  Return the MySQL data string corresponding to the PHP data $php_data
  $data_type is the type of the data as described here.
• mysql_data_to_php_data($mysql_data, $data_type)
  Return the PHP data corresponding to the MySQL data $mysql_data
  $data_type is the type of the data as described here.

PgSQL Helper

• php_data_to_pgsql_data($php_data, $data_type)
  Return the PostgreSQL data string corresponding to the PHP data $php_data
  $data_type is the type of the data as described here.
• pgsql_data_to_php_data($pgsql_data, $data_type)
  Return the PHP data corresponding to the PostgreSQL data $pgsql_data
  $data_type is the type of the data as described here.

Reflection Helper

• get_class_short_name($arg1)
  Get the class short name of the parameter $arg1
• get_trait_names($arg1)
  Get the trait names of the parameter $arg1
• has_trait_name($arg1, $trait_name)
  Check if the parameter $arg1 has the trait name $trait_name

String Helper

Two functions have been added.

• in_string($needle, $haystack, $offset = null)
  Check if $needle is in $haystack starting from $offset (or from the beginning if $offset is null)
• strstr_after_needle($haystack, $needle)
  Return part of haystack string starting after the first occurrence of needle to the end of haystack

Utils Helper

• is_undefined($var)
  Return true if the variable $var is an instance of Undefined and false otherwise