/**
* Writes data to the settings. Writing can be done can be done in several ways, i.e. name can either be a
* a string or a number. Or it can be a string followed by [], which would write the data in an array.
* Or it can be be a list, separated by periods. This would be converted to a multi level array.
*
* @code
* self::write('foo','bar')
* self::write('foo[]','bar') // works like $array_name[]
* self::write('foo.bar', 'quux') // works like an object in JavaScript
* @endcode
*
* @param string $name the name of the variable to write, use [] at the end if you want to write in an array
* @param mixed $value the content of the variable to write
* @return bool
*/
public static function write($name, $value)
{
$settingsObj = self::getInstance();
$settingsObj->data = ArrayUtils::setValue($settingsObj->data, $name, $value);
}
