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ICU that comes with the out-of-the-box Mac OS X.
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tests since it's non optional.
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# Derick, objects aren't that difficult.. :)
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This moves unicode conversion to the filter layer
(rather than at the lower streams layer)
unicode_filter.c has been moved from ext/unicode to main/streams
as it's an integral part of the streams unicode conversion process.
There are now three ways to set encoding on a stream:
(1) By context
$ctx = stream_context_create(NULL,array('encoding'=>'latin1'));
$fp = fopen('somefile', 'r+t', false, $ctx);
(2) By stream_encoding()
$fp = fopen('somefile', 'r+');
stream_encoding($fp, 'latin1');
(3) By filter
$fp = fopen('somefile', 'r+');
stream_filter_append($fp, 'unicode.from.latin1', STREAM_FILTER_READ);
stream_filter_append($fp, 'unicode.to.latin1', STREAM_FILTER_WRITE);
Note: Methods 1 and 2 are convenience wrappers around method 3.
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segfaults when the object's collation resource is used.
- The following example shows what is implemented:
<?php
$orig = $strings = array(
'côte',
'cote',
'côté',
'coté',
'fluÃe',
'flüÃe',
);
echo "German phonebook:\n";
$c = collator_create( "de@collation=phonebook" );
foreach($c->sort($strings) as $string) {
echo $string, "\n";
}
echo $c->getAttribute(Collator::FRENCH_COLLATION) == Collator::ON
? "With" : "Without", " french accent sorting order\n";
echo "\nFrench with options:\n";
$c = collator_create( "fr" );
$c->setAttribute(Collator::CASE_FIRST, Collator::UPPER_FIRST);
$c->setAttribute(Collator::CASE_LEVEL, Collator::ON);
$c->setStrength(Collator::SECONDARY);
foreach($c->sort($strings) as $string) {
echo $string, "\n";
}
echo $c->getAttribute(Collator::FRENCH_COLLATION) == Collator::ON
? "With" : "Without", " french accent sorting order\n";
?>
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non-unicode with ucwords. There is also an implementation for unicode ucwords
but that returns different results then strtotitle as it uppercases the
first character of every word, and doesn't *titlecase* a word. The test case
shows that.
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- Added i18n_strtotitle (name is not sure yet) - work in progress.
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