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| add_component ($component) |
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| add_property ($name, $value=NULL, $parameters=NULL) |
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| clear_errors () |
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| get_name () |
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| get_property_list ($name) |
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| invariant_holds () |
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| is_valid () |
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| parser_error ($error) |
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| serialize () |
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| | unserialize ($string) |
| | unserialize()
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| $components = NULL |
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| $name = 'VCALENDAR' |
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$parser_errors | $parser_errors = NULL |
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| $properties = NULL |
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| $valid_components = NULL |
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| $valid_properties = NULL |
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◆ __construct()
| iCalendar::__construct |
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◆ unserialize()
| iCalendar_component::unserialize |
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| $string | ) |
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unserialize()
I needed a way to convert an iCalendar component back to a Bennu object so I could easily access and modify it after it had been stored; if this functionality is already present somewhere in the library, I apologize for adding it here unnecessarily; however, I couldn't find it so I added it myself.
- Parameters
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- Return values
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| bool | true if the file parsed with no errors. False if there were errors. |
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- lib/bennu/iCalendar_components.php