function finder_condition_args in Finder 7
Get data about finder match methods.
Parameters
$field: The field to match.
$value: The value to match.
$match: The match method according to finder's settings.
Return value
An object cast from an array with keys field/value/match if $match is set. Otherwise returns the full array of data about all match methods including operators and descriptions.
5 calls to finder_condition_args()
- finder_admin_element_edit in includes/
finder.admin.inc - Admin finder element add/edit page. Must have a Finder object at this point.
- finder_autocomplete_form_finder_admin_element_edit_alter in modules/
finder_autocomplete/ finder_autocomplete.module - Implements hook_form_FORM_ID_alter().
- finder_find_choices in ./
finder.module - Postprocessing for returned finder_find options when mode is choices.
- finder_find_query in ./
finder.module - Build basic finder query arrays.
- finder_views_plugin_display_finder::query in modules/
finder_views/ includes/ finder_views_plugin_display_finder.inc - Inject anything into the query that the display handler needs.
File
- ./
finder.module, line 1238 - The finder module.
Code
function finder_condition_args($field = NULL, $value = NULL, $match = NULL) {
static $operators;
if (empty($operators)) {
// Operators use abbreviated key names because they need to be tiny in cache ID's.
$operators = finder_condition_args_default();
$operators = array_merge($operators, variable_get('finder_custom_matching', array()));
drupal_alter('finder_condition_args', $operators);
}
if (!is_null($match)) {
if ($operators[$match]['value_prefix']) {
$value = $operators[$match]['value_prefix'] . $value;
}
if ($operators[$match]['value_suffix']) {
$value = $value . $operators[$match]['value_suffix'];
}
return (object) array(
'field' => $field,
'value' => $value,
'match' => $operators[$match]['operator'],
);
}
return $operators;
}