See also: lithium\console\Dispatcher
Inheritance: extends lithium\core\Object
Exemple #1
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 public function testShiftTwo()
 {
     $request = new Request();
     $request->params = array('command' => 'one', 'action' => 'two', 'args' => array('three', 'four', 'five'));
     $request->shift(2);
     $expected = array('command' => 'three', 'action' => 'four', 'args' => array('five'));
     $result = $request->params;
     $this->assertEqual($expected, $result);
 }
Exemple #2
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 /**
  * Detects preferred locales from a console request by looking at certain
  * environment variables. The environment variables may be present or not
  * depending on your system. If multiple variables are present the following
  * hierarchy is used: `'LANGUAGE'`,  `'LC_ALL'`, `'LANG'`.
  *
  * The locales of the `'LC_ALL'` and the `'LANG'` are formatted according
  * to the posix standard: `language(_territory)(.encoding)(@modifier)`.
  * Locales having such a format are automatically canonicalized and transformed
  * into the `Locale` class' format.
  *
  * @link http://www.linux.com/archive/feature/53781
  * @param \lithium\console\Request $request
  * @return array Preferred locales in their canonical form (i.e. `'fr_CA'`).
  */
 protected static function _preferredConsole($request)
 {
     $regex = '(?P<locale>[\\w\\_]+)(\\.|@|$)+';
     $result = array();
     if ($value = $request->env('LANGUAGE')) {
         return explode(':', $value);
     }
     foreach (array('LC_ALL', 'LANG') as $variable) {
         $value = $request->env($variable);
         if (!$value || $value === 'C' || $value === 'POSIX') {
             continue;
         }
         if (preg_match("/{$regex}/", $value, $matches)) {
             return (array) $matches['locale'];
         }
     }
     return $result;
 }