Ejemplo n.º 1
0
 /**
  * Find a token in the tokenizer. You can search by the token's literal code or name. You can also specify on
  * offset for the search. If the offset is negative, the search will be done starting from the end.
  *
  * @param string|integer $search The token's literal code or name.
  * @param integer $offset The offset to start searching from. A negative offest searches from the end.
  * @return integer|boolean The index of the token that has been found or false.
  */
 public function findToken($search, $offset = 0)
 {
     if ($search === null) {
         throw new \InvalidArgumentException('A token cannot be searched for with a null value.');
     } elseif (!is_int($offset)) {
         throw new \InvalidArgumentException('On offset must be specified as an integer.');
     }
     if ($offset >= 0) {
         // Offset is greater than zero. Search from left to right
         $tokenizer = clone $this;
         $is_reversed = false;
     } else {
         // Offset is negative. Search from right to left
         $tokenizer = new Tokenizer(array_reverse($this->tokens));
         $offset = abs($offset) - 1;
         $is_reversed = true;
     }
     // Seek to the offset and start the search from there
     $tokenizer->seek($offset);
     // Loop through the tokens and search for the target token
     while ($tokenizer->valid()) {
         $token = $tokenizer->current();
         if ($token->code === $search || $token->name === $search || $token->value === $search) {
             $index = $tokenizer->key();
             // Calculate the index as if the tokenizer is not reversed
             if ($is_reversed) {
                 $index = count($tokenizer) - $index - 1;
             }
             return $index;
         }
         $tokenizer->next();
     }
     return false;
 }