function printICalLine in Availability Calendars 7.5

Prints a line in iCal format:

• max 75 octets per line (not including line ending)
• line ending = \r\n
• line continuation = \r\n\t

Parameters

string $line: The line to pint in the iCal format)

2 calls to printICalLine()

availability-calendar-ical-vcalendar.tpl.php in theme/availability-calendar-ical-vcalendar.tpl.php

availability-calendar-ical-vevent.tpl.php in theme/availability-calendar-ical-vevent.tpl.php

File

theme/availability_calendar_ical_util.php, line 11

Code

function printICalLine($line) {

  /**
   * Maximum length in octets that lines in iCal format should have.
   *
   * @var int $maxICalLineLen
   */
  $maxICalLineLen = 75;

  /*
   * Line ending that lines in iCal must have
   *
   * @var string $eol;
   */
  $eol = "\r\n";

  /*
   * Line continuation that split lines in iCal must have.
   *
   * @var string $line_cont;
   */
  $line_cont = "\r\n\t";

  // Do a multi byte safe split of $line in chunks of max. $maxICalLineLen
  // octets.
  while (strlen($line) > $maxICalLineLen) {

    // Get a sub line that (in octets) is shorter than $maxICalLineLen.
    $line1 = drupal_substr($line, 0, $maxICalLineLen);
    while (strlen($line1) > $maxICalLineLen) {
      $line1 = drupal_substr($line1, 0, -1);
    }

    // Print that sub line ($line1) and continue with remainder.
    print $line1 . $line_cont;
    $line = substr($line, strlen($line1));
  }

  // $line is now shorter (in octets) than $maxICalLineLen: print it.
  print $line . $eol;
}