A simple str_replace is used, unless $regularExpression is set
to TRUE. In that case preg_replace is used. The given patterns
are used as given, no quoting is applied!
In case $regularExpression is TRUE, a closure can be given for
the $replace variable. It should return a string and is given an
array of matches as parameter.
| public static searchAndReplace ( string $search, string | Closure $replace, string $pathAndFilename, boolean $regularExpression = false ) : boolean | null | ||
| $search | string | |
| $replace | string | Closure | |
| $pathAndFilename | string | |
| $regularExpression | boolean | |
| return | boolean | null | FALSE on errors, NULL on skip, TRUE on success |
/**
* Applies all registered searchAndReplace operations.
*
* @return void
*/
protected function applySearchAndReplaceOperations()
{
foreach (Files::getRecursiveDirectoryGenerator($this->targetPackageData['path'], null, true) as $pathAndFilename) {
$pathInfo = pathinfo($pathAndFilename);
if (!isset($pathInfo['filename'])) {
continue;
}
if (strpos($pathAndFilename, 'Migrations/Code') !== false) {
continue;
}
foreach ($this->operations['searchAndReplace'] as $operation) {
list($search, $replacement, $filter, $regularExpression) = $operation;
if (is_array($filter)) {
if ($filter !== array() && (!isset($pathInfo['extension']) || !in_array($pathInfo['extension'], $filter, true))) {
continue;
}
} elseif (substr($pathAndFilename, -strlen($filter)) !== $filter) {
continue;
}
Tools::searchAndReplace($search, $replacement, $pathAndFilename, $regularExpression);
}
}
}
