The transformation specifications look like: CF = CF... : Map from one char to one or more chars (map) CF - CF = CF... : Map range of chars to one or more chars (replace) CF - CF +- xx : Transpose several chars by value xx (transpose) CF - CF % yy +- xx : Transpose several chars by value xx, yy denotes skip value yy equal to 1 is the same as 'transpose' (transpose-modulo) TI[,TI...] : CF = Character Format TI = Transform Identifier Character formats: U+xxxx : Unicode value in hexadecimal xx: Ascii value in hexadecimal remove : Remove character from result, can only be used in destination keep : Keep character as it is, can only be used in destination "xxxx" : Multiple characters as a string, can only be used in destination, \\ means \ and \" means "
Parser Class Documentation
Example #1
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 /**
  * Loads rules.
  *
  * @return array
  */
 protected function getRules()
 {
     if ($this->compiledRules === null) {
         $rules = array();
         foreach ($this->ruleFiles as $file) {
             $rules = array_merge($rules, $this->parser->parse($file));
         }
         $this->compiledRules = $this->compiler->compile($rules);
     }
     return $this->compiledRules;
 }
Example #2
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 /**
  * @dataProvider getTestFiles
  */
 public function testParse($file)
 {
     $parser = new Persistence\TransformationProcessor\DefinitionBased\Parser();
     $fixture = (include $file . '.result');
     $this->assertEquals($fixture, $parser->parse($file));
 }
Example #3
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 public function testCompileModuloTranspose()
 {
     $parser = new Persistence\TransformationProcessor\DefinitionBased\Parser(self::getInstallationDir());
     $compiler = new Persistence\TransformationProcessor\PcreCompiler(new Persistence\Utf8Converter());
     $rules = $compiler->compile($parser->parseString("transpose_modulo_test:\n" . "U+00e0 - U+00e6 % 02 - 01"));
     $this->assertSame('ßááããååçè', $this->applyTransformations($rules, 'àáâãäåæçè'));
 }