XML_Unserializer
Parses any XML document into PHP data structures.
PHP versions 4 and 5
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XML_Unserializer |
error code for no serialization done
option: Key of the array to store attributes (if any)
Possible values:
option: Whether to parse attributes
Possible values:
option: string to prepend attribute name (if any)
Possible values:
option: Name of the attribute that stores the class name
Possible values:
option: Name of the attribute that stores the original key
Possible values:
option: Name of the attribute that stores the type
Possible values:
option: Convert nested tags to array or object
Possible values:
option: key to store the content, if XML_UNSERIALIZER_OPTION_ATTRIBUTES_PARSE is used
Possible values:
option: Callback that will be applied to textual data
Possible values:
option: Name of the default class
Possible values:
option: Encoding of the XML document
Possible values:
option: Desired target encoding of the data
Possible values:
option: list of tags that will always be enumerated
Possible values:
option: whether to use type guessing for scalar values
option: list of tags, that will not be used as keys
option: whether to ovverride all options that have been set before
Possible values:
option: whether to return the result of the unserialization from unserialize()
Possible values:
option: Whether to use the tag name as a class name
Possible values:
option: map tag names
Possible values:
option: set the whitespace behaviour
Possible values:
Keep all whitespace
normalize whitespace
remove whitespace from start and end of the data
Documentation generated on Mon, 04 Dec 2006 11:10:12 -0500 by phpDocumentor 1.3.0RC3