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<?php
// EasyGiant is a PHP framework for creating and managing dynamic content
//
// Copyright (C) 2009 - 2011 Antonio Gallo
// See COPYRIGHT.txt and LICENSE.txt.
//
// This file is part of EasyGiant
//
// EasyGiant is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
// it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
// the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
// (at your option) any later version.
//
// EasyGiant is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
// but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
// MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
// GNU General Public License for more details.
//
// You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
// along with EasyGiant. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
if (!defined('EG')) die('Direct access not allowed!');
//class to validate associative arrays
class Array_Validate_Soft extends Array_Validate_Base
{
public function __construct($lang = 'Eng')
{
parent::__construct($lang);
}
//verify that the values of the associative array ($associativeArray) indicated by the key string ($keyString) are not '' and are equal (===) to each other
public function checkEqual($associativeArray,$keyString)
{
return parent::checkEqual($associativeArray,$keyString);
}
//verify that the values of the associative array ($associativeArray) indicated by the key string ($keyString) are alphabetic values
public function checkAlpha($associativeArray,$keyString)
{
return parent::checkAlpha($associativeArray,$keyString,'soft');
}
//verify that the values of the associative array ($associativeArray) indicated by the key string ($keyString) are alphanumeric values
public function checkAlphaNum($associativeArray,$keyString)
{
return parent::checkAlphaNum($associativeArray,$keyString,'soft');
}
//verify that the values of the associative array ($associativeArray) indicated by the key string ($keyString) are decimal digits
public function checkDigit($associativeArray,$keyString)
{
return parent::checkDigit($associativeArray,$keyString,'soft');
}
//verify that the values of the associative array ($associativeArray) indicated by the key string ($keyString) have mail format
public function checkMail($associativeArray,$keyString)
{
return parent::checkMail($associativeArray,$keyString,'soft');
}
//verify that the values of the associative array ($associativeArray) indicated by the key string ($keyString) is a number (integer or number). It makes use of the is_numeric PHP built-in function
public function checkNumeric($associativeArray,$keyString)
{
return parent::checkNumeric($associativeArray,$keyString,'soft');
}
//verify that the values of the associative array ($associativeArray) indicated by the key string ($keyString) have a number of chars smaller than $maxLenght
public function checkLength($associativeArray,$keyString,$maxLength = 10)
{
return parent::checkLength($associativeArray,$keyString,$maxLength);
}
//verify that the values of the associative array ($associativeArray) indicated by the key string ($keyString) are different from the values indicated in the argument $strings (a comma-separated list of words)
public function checkIsNotStrings($associativeArray,$keyString,$strings = '')
{
return parent::checkIsNotStrings($associativeArray,$keyString,$strings);
}
//verify that the values of the associative array ($associativeArray) indicated by the key string ($keyString) are one of the values indicated in the argument $strings (a comma-separated list of words)
public function checkIsStrings($associativeArray,$keyString,$strings = '')
{
return parent::checkIsStrings($associativeArray,$keyString,$strings,'soft');
}
//verify that the values of the associative array ($associativeArray) indicated by the key string ($keyString) match the regular expression $regExp
public function checkMatch($associativeArray,$keyString,$regExp = '/./')
{
return parent::checkMatch($associativeArray,$keyString,$regExp,'soft');
}
}
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