/**
* @return \Components\Io_Charset
*/
public function charset()
{
if (null === $this->m_charset) {
$this->m_charset = Io_Charset::forName(self::$m_charsets[$this->m_name]);
}
return $this->m_charset;
}
/**
* @param string $file_
*
* @return \Components\Io_Mimetype
*/
public static function forFilePath($file_, Io_Charset $charset_ = null)
{
$info = null;
if ($finfo = @finfo_open(FILEINFO_MIME)) {
$info = @finfo_file($finfo, $file_);
@finfo_close($finfo);
}
if (false === $info) {
return self::forFileName($file_);
}
$mimetype = trim(substr($info, 0, strpos($info, ';')));
/**
* finfo seems to return text/plain for most text files..
* I think we can achive more accurate information by relying on the
* file extension, since there should be no real danger as soon as we
* are sure its really a text file.
*/
if (0 === strpos($mimetype, 'text')) {
return static::forFileName($file_);
}
if (isset(self::$m_mapMimetypes[$mimetype])) {
$name = self::$m_mapMimetypes[$mimetype];
} else {
$name = self::$m_mapMimetypes[self::APPLICATION_OCTET_STREAM];
}
if (null === $charset_) {
$charset = trim(substr($info, strpos($info, ';') + 1));
return static::$name(Io_Charset::forName($charset));
}
return static::$name($charset_);
}
