var $pathInfo;
/**
- * Next serial number for whitespace placeholder paths (@extra-N)
+ * Next serial number for whitespace placeholder paths (\@extra-N)
*/
var $serial;
/**
* Edit the text. Returns the edited text.
- * @param array $ops Array of operations.
+ * @param $ops Array of operations.
*
* Operations are given as an associative array, with members:
* type: One of delete, set, append or insert (required)
function parseScalar( $str ) {
if ( $str !== '' && $str[0] == '\'' )
// Single-quoted string
- return strtr( substr( $str, 1, -1 ),
+ // @todo Fixme: trim() call is due to mystery bug where whitespace gets
+ // appended to the token; without it we ended up reading in the
+ // extra quote on the end!
+ return strtr( substr( trim( $str ), 1, -1 ),
array( '\\\'' => '\'', '\\\\' => '\\' ) );
if ( $str !== '' && @$str[0] == '"' )
// Double-quoted string
- return strtr( stripcslashes( substr( $str, 1, -1 ) ),
- array( '\'' => '\\\'' ) );
+ // @todo Fixme: trim() call is due to mystery bug where whitespace gets
+ // appended to the token; without it we ended up reading in the
+ // extra quote on the end!
+ return stripcslashes( substr( trim( $str ), 1, -1 ) );
if ( substr( $str, 0, 4 ) == 'true' )
return true;
if ( substr( $str, 0, 5 ) == 'false' )
/**
* Find the path name of the last element in the array.
- * If the array is empty, this will return the @extra interstitial element.
+ * If the array is empty, this will return the \@extra interstitial element.
* If the specified path is not found or is not an array, it will return false.
*/
function findLastArrayElement( $path ) {
/*
* Find the path name of first element in the array.
- * If the array is empty, this will return the @extra interstitial element.
+ * If the array is empty, this will return the \@extra interstitial element.
* If the specified path is not found or is not an array, it will return false.
*/
function findFirstArrayElement( $path ) {
/**
* Go to the next path on the same level. This ends the current path and
- * starts a new one. If $path is @next, the new path is set to the next
+ * starts a new one. If $path is \@next, the new path is set to the next
* numeric array element.
*/
function nextPath( $path ) {