function _me_is_alias in me aliases 6

Same name and namespace in other branches

1. 8 me.module \_me_is_alias()
2. 6.2 me.module \_me_is_alias()
3. 7 me.module \_me_is_alias()

A helper function to check if a string is equal to the 'me' alias.

Parameters

$arg: The argument to check.

Return value

boolean TRUE if the argument given is a 'me' alias. FALSE otherwise.

7 calls to _me_is_alias()

me_handler in ./me.module

A special menu callback function that either redirects to a page with the uid in the path, or calls the real menu handler.

me_views_handler_argument_user_name::options_validate in includes/me_views_handler_argument_user_name.inc

Validate the options form.

me_views_handler_argument_user_name::set_argument in includes/me_views_handler_argument_user_name.inc

Set the input for this argument

me_views_handler_argument_user_uid::options_validate in includes/me_views_handler_argument_user_uid.inc

Validate the options form.

me_views_handler_argument_user_uid::set_argument in includes/me_views_handler_argument_user_uid.inc

Set the input for this argument

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File

./me.module, line 490

Provides 'me' aliases to allow users to enter 'me' in common paths instead of their user id.

Code

function _me_is_alias($arg) {
  $compare_function = me_variable_get('me_case_insensitive') ? 'strcasecmp' : 'strcmp';
  return $compare_function($arg, _me_get_me_alias()) === 0;
}