Text engine for the BEGIN/END MODULEBUILDER PERMISSIONS section of a module descriptor. More...

Collaboration diagram for PermissionsBlock:

Public Member Functions
	getInnerBlock ()
	Raw content between the markers, markers excluded.

	detectTextConflicts ()
	List the reasons why rewriting this block would destroy something.

	detectRightsShapeConflicts (array $permissions)
	List the rights that cannot be rendered at all.

Static Public Member Functions
static	fromFile (string $file)
	Read a descriptor and locate its permissions block.

Private Member Functions
	__construct (string $file, string $innerBlock)

Detailed Description

Text engine for the BEGIN/END MODULEBUILDER PERMISSIONS section of a module descriptor.

Owns everything that touches the raw text of that section: locating it, deciding whether it is safe to rewrite, rendering a new one from a rights array, and writing it back in a single pass.

Definition at line 30 of file PermissionsBlock.class.php.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ __construct()

PermissionsBlock::__construct	(	string	$file,
		string	$innerBlock )

private

Parameters

string	$file	Path to the descriptor file
string	$innerBlock	Content between the markers

Definition at line 90 of file PermissionsBlock.class.php.

Member Function Documentation

◆ detectRightsShapeConflicts()

PermissionsBlock::detectRightsShapeConflicts ( array $permissions )

List the rights that cannot be rendered at all.

Parameters

array<int,array<int,string>> $permissions Rights array to inspect

Returns: string[] Plain English reasons, empty when every right is renderable

Definition at line 194 of file PermissionsBlock.class.php.

◆ detectTextConflicts()

PermissionsBlock::detectTextConflicts ( )

List the reasons why rewriting this block would destroy something.

Comments are ignored, which is what makes a brand new module — whose block holds the fully commented-out template — rewritable. Everything else must belong to the whitelist: a block that computes its rights (loop, condition, translation call) cannot be reproduced by render() and must never be flattened into static lines.