This utilizes a singleton pattern to get around scoping issues
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public static makeGetCage ( string $config_file = null, boolean $strict = true ) : |
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| $config_file | string | |
| $strict | boolean | whether or not to nullify the superglobal array |
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<?php
/**
* Demonstration of:
* - use of static filter methods on arrays
* - creating a cage on an arbitrary array
* - Accessing cage param via array syntax
*/
require_once dirname(__FILE__) . "/../vendor/autoload.php";
use Inspekt\Inspekt;
$_GET['locale'] = "en_US";
$_GET['new'] = 1;
$_GET['time'] = 1246233204.5486;
$_GET['id'] = 7444632820;
$_GET['key'] = "2.Hhun0mQ4KF1BfJ_WfeBB3Q__.86400.1246320000-714446282";
$_GET['ss'] = "un4SUm022i5sZ5iIZeNYWQ__";
$_GET['somestuff'] = "i, would, like, some, milk, and__cookies--please!";
$getCage = Inspekt::makeGetCage();
echo "\n<pre>All the cage params:\n\n";
foreach ($getCage as $key => $value) {
var_dump($key);
var_dump($value);
var_dump($getCage->getAlpha($key));
echo "\n";
}
echo 'Accessing cage param via array syntax "$getCage[\'locale\']" :: ' . Inspekt::getAlnum($getCage['locale']);
echo "\n</pre>\n";
/**
*
*/
public function testMakeGetCage()
{
$cage = Inspekt::makeGetCage();
$this->assertTrue($cage instanceof Cage);
}