helpers
StockManiac Helper Functionality
collection of public functions that do not fit anywhere else.
Located in /lib/helpers.class.php (line 37)
int
get_fixed_time
(int $t, [int $hour = 12], [int $min = 0], [int $sec = 0], [int $mon = false], [int $day = false], [int $year = false])
Constructor __construct (line 45)
constructor
get_fixed_time (line 85)
Get a fixed point of the same day out of the given timestamp.
By default it is noon (12:00:00). Optional it might be any other hour, day, year, ... suitable for use as callback.
- int $t
- int $hour
- int $min
- int $sec
- int $mon
- int $day
- int $year
get_human_date (line 112)
Return timestamp for various 'human'ish time marks.
accepted timemarks are:
- start_of_day
- end_of_day
- end_of_week
- end_of_month
- end_of_year
- first_of_month
- first_of_year
- one_year_ahead
- int $date
- string $timemark
human_readable_bignumber (line 221)
Convert a large number to a human readable abbreviation.
Ie. 1500 becomes 1.5 K, 25000000 becomes 25 M, etc ... the returned string will be formatted according to $locale. Its 'negative safe'. NOTE: this method is available in templates as modifier, ie. you can write {$var|human_readable_bignumber}
- int $num
- string $locale
human_readable_number (line 202)
Convert $number to int in case the decimal part is 0, otherwise return as it is.
NOTE: this method is available in templates as modifier, ie. you can write {$var|human_readable_number}
- int|float $n
- $number
ini_get_number (line 309)
Get a php.ini value and try to resolve 'shorthand strings' such as '5M' or '10G'.
I do wonder why there is no public function call for that, since PHP *is* doing this internally?
- string $val
is_close (line 338)
Verify whether val is close or equal to base given the max deviation.
- int|float $val
- int|float $base
- int|float $deviation
resolve_php_file_upload_error (line 280)
Decode file upload error numbers as documented in the PHP Manual.
I wonder why this is not build into PHP?
- int $code
setting_array_explode (line 59)
Convert settings data as it is stored in the database into real array.
Single values (no '|') are kept as they are. The public function operates straight on the given value (=reference) which makes it useful as callback for array_walk_recursive())
- string $val
- bool $key
- &$val
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