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PHP Class Graphite_ResourceList

To print a nicely formatted list of names, linking to the URIs. print $list->sort( "foaf:name" )->prettyLink()->join( ", ")."."; * Note about Graphite methods which can take a list of resources These methods work in a pretty cool way. To make life easier for you they can take a list of resources in any of the following ways. $resource->get() is used as an example, it applies to many other methods. $resource->get( $uri_string ) Such as "http://xmlns.com/foaf/0.1/name". $resource->get( $short_uri_string ) using any namespace defined with $graph->ns() or just built in. eg. "foaf:name". $resource->get( $resource ) An instance of Graphite_resource. $resource->get( $thing, $thing, $thing, ... ) $resource->get( array( $thing, $thing, $thing, ... ) ) Where each thing is any of $uri_string, $short_uri_string or $resource. $resource->get( $resourcelist ) An instance of Graphite_resourceList. This should make it quick and easy to write readable code! Afficher le fichier Open project: cgutteridge/graphite

Méthodes publiques

Méthode	Description
__construct ( Graphite $g, $a = [] )
all ( )	Call $resource->all(.
allOfType ( $uri )	Create a new resource list containing all resources in the current list of the given type.
allString ( )	Call $resource->allString(.
append ( $x )	Create a new resource list with the given resource or list of resources appended on the end of the current resource list.
distinct ( )
dump ( )	Returns a string containing a dump of all the resources in the list. Options is an optional array, same parameters as $options on a dump() of an individual resource. dumpText() does the same thing but with ASCII indents rather than HTML markup.
dumpText ( )	As dump() but for preformatted plain text, rather than HTML output.
duplicate ( )	Return a copy of this list.
except ( )	Create a new resource list with containing only the resources which are in $resourcelist but not in the list being passed in. Only returns one instance of each resource no matter how many duplicates were in either list.
filter ( $fn )	Filter a list of resources by calling a function on them and creating a new list of rseources for which the function returned true.
get ( )	Call $resource->get(.
getLiteral ( )	Call $resource->getLiteral(.
getString ( )
intersection ( )	Create a new resource list with containing only the resources which are in both lists. Only returns one instance of each resource no matter how many duplicates were in either list.
join ( $str )	Returns a string of all the items in the resource list, joined with the given string.
label ( )	Call $resource->label() on every item in this list and return a resourcelist of the results.
link ( )	Calls link() on each item in the resource list and returns it as an array. The array is an object which you can call join() on, so you can use:
load ( )	Call $resource->load() on every item in this list and return the total triples from these resources. Careful, this could cause a large number of requests at one go!
map ( $fn )	Map a list of resources to a function which must return a resource or null
prettyLink ( )	Calls prettyLink() on each item in the resource list and returns it as an array. The array is an object which you can call join() on, so you can use:
shuffle ( $fn )	Return a resource list with the same items but in a random order.
sort ( )	Return a copy of this resource list sorted by the given property or properties. If a resource has multiple values for a property then one will be used, as with $resource->get().
uasort ( $cmp )
union ( )	Create a new resource list with the given resource or list of resources merged with the current list. Functionally the same as calling $resourcelist->append( .

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