* user ID. Tries the user ID first, and if that doesn't work, tries
* the address.
*
- * @param $address String: IP address of user/anon
+ * @param string $address IP address of user/anon
* @param $user Integer: user id of user
* @return Block Object
* @deprecated since 1.18
/**
* Get a block from the DB, with either the given address or the given username
*
- * @param $address string The IP address of the user, or blank to skip IP blocks
- * @param $user int The user ID, or zero for anonymous users
+ * @param string $address The IP address of the user, or blank to skip IP blocks
+ * @param int $user The user ID, or zero for anonymous users
* @return Boolean: the user is blocked from editing
* @deprecated since 1.18
*/
/**
* Load a block from the database which affects the already-set $this->target:
* 1) A block directly on the given user or IP
- * 2) A rangeblock encompasing the given IP (smallest first)
+ * 2) A rangeblock encompassing the given IP (smallest first)
* 3) An autoblock on the given IP
* @param $vagueTarget User|String also search for blocks affecting this target. Doesn't
* make any sense to use TYPE_AUTO / TYPE_ID here. Leave blank to skip IP lookups.
list( $target, $type ) = self::parseTarget( $vagueTarget );
switch( $type ) {
case self::TYPE_USER:
- # Slightly wierd, but who are we to argue?
+ # Slightly weird, but who are we to argue?
$conds['ipb_address'][] = (string)$target;
break;
# This has the nice property that a /32 block is ranked equally with a
# single-IP block, which is exactly what it is...
- $score = self::TYPE_RANGE - 1 + ( $size / 128 );
+ $score = self::TYPE_RANGE - 1 + ( $size / 128 );
} else {
$score = $block->getType();
}
/**
- * Get a set of SQL conditions which will select rangeblocks encompasing a given range
- * @param $start String Hexadecimal IP representation
- * @param $end String Hexadecimal IP represenation, or null to use $start = $end
+ * Get a set of SQL conditions which will select rangeblocks encompassing a given range
+ * @param string $start Hexadecimal IP representation
+ * @param string $end Hexadecimal IP representation, or null to use $start = $end
* @return String
*/
public static function getRangeCond( $start, $end = null ) {
* Update a block in the DB with new parameters.
* The ID field needs to be loaded first.
*
- * @return Int number of affected rows, which should probably be 1 or something's
+ * @return Int number of affected rows, which should probably be 1 or something has
* gone slightly awry
*/
public function update() {
* blocked by this Block. This will use the recentchanges table.
*
* @param Block $block
- * @param Array &$blockIds
+ * @param array &$blockIds
* @return Array: block IDs of retroactive autoblocks made
*/
protected static function defaultRetroactiveAutoblock( Block $block, array &$blockIds ) {
* Checks whether a given IP is on the autoblock whitelist.
* TODO: this probably belongs somewhere else, but not sure where...
*
- * @param $ip String: The IP to check
+ * @param string $ip The IP to check
* @return Boolean
*/
public static function isWhitelistedFromAutoblocks( $ip ) {
/**
* Autoblocks the given IP, referring to this Block.
*
- * @param $autoblockIP String: the IP to autoblock.
+ * @param string $autoblockIP the IP to autoblock.
* @return mixed: block ID if an autoblock was inserted, false if not.
*/
public function doAutoblock( $autoblockIP ) {
/**
* Encode expiry for DB
*
- * @param $expiry String: timestamp for expiry, or
+ * @param string $expiry timestamp for expiry, or
* @param $db DatabaseBase object
* @return String
* @deprecated since 1.18; use $dbw->encodeExpiry() instead
/**
* Decode expiry which has come from the DB
*
- * @param $expiry String: Database expiry format
- * @param $timestampType Int Requested timestamp format
+ * @param string $expiry Database expiry format
+ * @param int $timestampType Requested timestamp format
* @return String
* @deprecated since 1.18; use $wgLang->formatExpiry() instead
*/
}
/**
- * Gets rid of uneeded numbers in quad-dotted/octet IP strings
+ * Gets rid of unneeded numbers in quad-dotted/octet IP strings
* For example, 127.111.113.151/24 -> 127.111.113.0/24
- * @param $range String: IP address to normalize
+ * @param string $range IP address to normalize
* @return string
* @deprecated since 1.18, call IP::sanitizeRange() directly
*/
/**
* Convert a submitted expiry time, which may be relative ("2 weeks", etc) or absolute
* ("24 May 2034"), into an absolute timestamp we can put into the database.
- * @param $expiry String: whatever was typed into the form
+ * @param string $expiry whatever was typed into the form
* @return String: timestamp or "infinity" string for th DB implementation
* @deprecated since 1.18 moved to SpecialBlock::parseExpiryInput()
*/
* @param $vagueTarget String|User|Int as above, but we will search for *any* block which
* affects that target (so for an IP address, get ranges containing that IP; and also
* get any relevant autoblocks). Leave empty or blank to skip IP-based lookups.
- * @param $fromMaster Bool whether to use the DB_MASTER database
+ * @param bool $fromMaster whether to use the DB_MASTER database
* @return Block|null (null if no relevant block could be found). The target and type
* of the returned Block will refer to the actual block which was found, which might
* not be the same as the target you gave if you used $vagueTarget!
/**
* Set the user who implemented (or will implement) this block
- * @param $user User|string Local User object or username string for foriegn users
+ * @param $user User|string Local User object or username string for foreign users
*/
public function setBlocker( $user ) {
$this->blocker = $user;
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