function ckeditor_parse_rule in CKEditor - WYSIWYG HTML editor 6

1 call to ckeditor_parse_rule()

ckeditor_rebuild_selectors in includes/ckeditor.admin.inc

Rebuilds the regular expression that is used to match the inclusion/exclusion rules and the simplified toolbar rules

File

includes/ckeditor.admin.inc, line 2090

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function ckeditor_parse_rule($rule) {
  $ruleobj = new stdClass();
  $colonpos = strpos($rule, ':');
  if ($colonpos !== FALSE) {
    $ruleobj->theme = substr($rule, 0, $colonpos);
    $rule = substr($rule, $colonpos + 1);
  }
  else {
    $ruleobj->theme = '*';
  }
  $atpos = strpos($rule, '@');
  if ($atpos !== FALSE) {
    $ruleobj->nodetype = substr($rule, 0, $atpos);
    $rule = substr($rule, $atpos + 1);
  }
  else {
    $ruleobj->nodetype = '*';
  }
  $dotpos = strpos($rule, '.');
  if ($dotpos === FALSE) {
    if (strpos($rule, '/') === FALSE && strpos($rule, '-') !== FALSE) {

      // assume it's a field
      $ruleobj->path = '*';
      $ruleobj->field = $rule;
    }
    elseif (strpos($rule, '/') !== FALSE) {

      // assume it's a path
      $ruleobj->path = $rule;
      $ruleobj->field = '*';
    }
    else {
      return NULL;
    }
  }
  else {
    $ruleobj->path = substr($rule, 0, $dotpos);
    $ruleobj->field = str_replace('\\.', '.', substr($rule, $dotpos + 1));
  }
  return $ruleobj;
}