changelog version 1.0.1 1/17/2002 Tim - Added a way to print the syntax of the function from code. pass in a variable named $PRINT_SYNTAX and the function will print the usage instructions on the webpage you're working on.
version 1.0.0 1/15/2002 released
todo: cross-browser html code needed
Developers who worked on this tool: Andrew Nelson - Initial concept, coding, and development. Tim Gallagher - minor change - see change log
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documentation (of a sort) include the function in your file, or put it in your auto_prepend file
when programming, to view the structure of a variable, simply pass it to rprint; example: rprint($variable)
the html prints, and is returned by the function
- timmyg
*/ // ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ // replacement for print_r ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- // ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
function rprint($object,$expanded=FALSE,$advanced=TRUE,$border=TRUE,$first=TRUE,$level=0) { if ($object == $PRINT_SYNTAX) { echo "<pre>"; ?>version 1.0.1 1/17/2002 Copyright (C) 2002 by the PHPocket Knife development team rprint ($object=TRUE,$expanded=FALSE,$advanced=TRUE,$border=TRUE) default values: $object Always required $expanded: FALSE (setting this to true automatically expands all branches) $advanced: TRUE (setting to false displays a simpler structure) $border: TRUE (setting to false turns the outside border off of the advanced view) <?
echo "</pre>"; return NULL; }; // end if // $advanced=FALSE; if ($advanced) { $view_string = "[ view ]"; $hide_string = "[ hide ]"; } else { $view_string = "view"; $hide_string = "hide"; }; // end if
if (!is_object($object) && !is_array($object)) { $temp->ZqQ5ya = $object; return rprint($temp,$expanded,$advanced); }; // end if
if ($level == 0) { ?> <style type="text/css"><!-- .cell {font-family:verdana;border-style:solid;border-width:1px 3px 2px 0px;border-color:FFFFFF;}; <?= (!$advanced ? "a {color:0000FF;text-decoration:none;font-weight:bold;};" : ""); ?> .subobject {border-width:1px 3px 1px 0px;}; .topobject {border-top-width:3px;}; .bottomobject {border-bottom-width:3px;}; //--></style> <? }; // end if
global $divid; $object_methods=array(); $html=""; $the_level = $level; $depth_limit = 7;
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