MediaWiki REL1_28
DummyNonTextContentHandler.php
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1<?php
2
3class DummyNonTextContentHandler extends DummyContentHandlerForTesting {
4
5 public function __construct( $dataModel ) {
6 parent::__construct( $dataModel, [ "testing-nontext" ] );
7 }
8
17 public function serializeContent( Content $content, $format = null ) {
18 return $content->serialize();
19 }
20
29 public function unserializeContent( $blob, $format = null ) {
30 $d = unserialize( $blob );
31
32 return new DummyNonTextContent( $d );
33 }
34
38 public function makeEmptyContent() {
39 return new DummyNonTextContent( '' );
40 }
41
42 public function supportsDirectApiEditing() {
43 return true;
44 }
45
46}
unserialize
unserialize( $serialized)
Definition ApiMessage.php:102
DummyNonTextContentHandler\makeEmptyContent
makeEmptyContent()
Creates an empty Content object of the type supported by this ContentHandler.
Definition DummyNonTextContentHandler.php:38
DummyNonTextContentHandler\supportsDirectApiEditing
supportsDirectApiEditing()
Whether or not this content model supports direct editing via ApiEditPage.
Definition DummyNonTextContentHandler.php:42
DummyNonTextContentHandler\serializeContent
serializeContent(Content $content, $format=null)
Definition DummyNonTextContentHandler.php:17
$content
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Definition hooks.txt:1094
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Definition injection.txt:37
Content
Base interface for content objects.
Definition Content.php:34