Entities final class

Minn\Support\Entities · public/minn/src/Minn/Support/Entities.php · 82 lines

HTML special-character encoding with the reference's quote styles and its "do not double encode" rule: an ampersand that already starts a known named or numeric entity stays as it is.

Used by 3

Runtime\AccountFlows Escape Kses

Constants and properties

private	`DECODE` = `array ( '&' => '&', '&' => '&', '&' => '&', '<' => '<', '<' => '<', '<' => '<', '>' => '>', '>' => '>', '>' => '>', )`
private	`DOUBLE_QUOTES` = `array ( '"' => '"', '"' => '"', '"' => '"', )`
private	`SINGLE_QUOTES` = `array ( ''' => '\'', ''' => '\'', ''' => '\'', ''' => '\'', )`

Public

static

specialchars(string $text, string|int|false $quoteStyle, bool $doubleEncode, callable $knownEntity): string#

The reference's special-characters escaping, with its quote styles and double-encoding rule.

`$quoteStyle`	`int\|string\|false`	ENT_* flags, 'single', 'double', or false for none
`$knownEntity`	`callable(string): bool`	whether a named entity is in the allowed table

static

decode(string $text, string|int $quoteStyle): string#

The reverse of specialchars: the five characters back, with the quote pairs the style asks for.

static

convertInvalid(string $text): string#

Windows-1252 numeric references rewritten as the Unicode references they meant.

Internals 2

Private and protected methods: how the class does its work. Not a contract; they change whenever the code is tidied.

private	`encodeStrayAmpersands(string $text, callable $knownEntity): string`#
private	`windows1252(): array`#	Decimal references 128 to 159 name Windows-1252 characters, not the C1 controls Unicode puts there; each becomes the reference to the Unicode character it meant, and a code Windows-1252 leaves unassigned is removed. Only the exact unpadded decimal spelling is touched. `@return array<string, string>`