Static Public Member Functions
static	nameFromValue ($type)

static	valueFromName ($name)

static	valueFromType ($type)

Public Attributes
const	UNDEFINED = 0

const	STRING = 1

const	BINARY = 2

const	LONG = 3

const	DOUBLE = 4

const	DATE = 5

const	BOOLEAN = 6

const	NAME = 7

const	PATH = 8

const	REFERENCE = 9

const	WEAKREFERENCE = 10

const	URI = 11

const	DECIMAL = 12

const	INTEGER = 13

const	TYPENAME_UNDEFINED = 'undefined'

const	TYPENAME_STRING = 'String'

const	TYPENAME_BINARY = 'Binary'

const	TYPENAME_LONG = 'Long'

const	TYPENAME_DOUBLE = 'Double'

const	TYPENAME_DATE = 'Date'

const	TYPENAME_BOOLEAN = 'Boolean'

const	TYPENAME_NAME = 'Name'

const	TYPENAME_PATH = 'Path'

const	TYPENAME_REFERENCE = 'Reference'

const	TYPENAME_WEAKREFERENCE = 'WeakReference'

const	TYPENAME_URI = 'URI'

const	TYPENAME_DECIMAL = 'Decimal'

const	TYPENAME_INTEGER = 'Integer'

Private Member Functions
	__construct ()

Detailed Description

The property types supported by the JCR standard.

The STRING property type is used to store strings. BINARY properties are used to store binary data. The LONG property type is used to store integers. The DECIMAL property type is used to store precise decimal numbers. The DOUBLE property type is used to store floating point numbers. The DATE property type is used to store time and date information. See 4.2.6.1 Date in the specification. The BOOLEAN property type is used to store boolean values. A NAME is a pairing of a namespace and a local name. When read, the namespace is mapped to the current prefix. See 4.2.6.2 Name in the specification. A PATH property is an ordered list of path elements. A path element is a NAME with an optional index. When read, the NAMEs within the path are mapped to their current prefix. A path may be absolute or relative. See 4.2.6.3 Path in the specification. A REFERENCE property stores the identifier of a referenceable node (one having type mix:referenceable), which must exist within the same workspace or session as the REFERENCE property. A REFERENCE property enforces this referential integrity by preventing (in level 2 implementations) the removal of its target node. See 4.2.6.4 Reference in the specification. A WEAKREFERENCE property stores the identifier of a referenceable node (one having type mix:referenceable). A WEAKREFERENCE property does not enforce referential integrity. See 4.2.6.5 Weak Reference in the specification. A URI property is identical to STRING property except that it only accepts values that conform to the syntax of a URI-reference as defined in RFC 3986. See also 4.2.6.6 URI in the specification. UNDEFINED can be used within a property definition (see 4.7.5 Property Definitions) to specify that the property in question may be of any type. However, it cannot be the actual type of any property instance. For example it will never be returned by Property.getType() and (in level 2 implementations) it cannot be assigned as the type when creating a new property.

Definition at line 34 of file PropertyType.php.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

__construct ( )

private

Make instantiation impossible...

Definition at line 206 of file PropertyType.php.

Member Function Documentation

static nameFromValue ( $type )

static

Returns the name of the specified type, as used in serialization.

Parameters

int $type type the property type

Returns: string name of the specified type

Definition at line 216 of file PropertyType.php.

static valueFromName ( $name )

static

Returns the numeric constant value of the type with the specified name.

Parameters

string $name The name of the property type

Returns: int The numeric constant value

Definition at line 272 of file PropertyType.php.

static valueFromType ( $type )

static

Returns the numeric constant value of the type for the given PHP type name as returned by gettype().

Parameters

string $type

Returns: int

Definition at line 329 of file PropertyType.php.

Member Data Documentation

const BINARY = 2

BINARY properties are used to store binary data.

Definition at line 53 of file PropertyType.php.

const BOOLEAN = 6

The BOOLEAN property type is used to store boolean values.

Definition at line 73 of file PropertyType.php.

const DATE = 5

The DATE property type is used to store time and date information.

Definition at line 68 of file PropertyType.php.

const DECIMAL = 12

The DECIMAL property type is used to store precise decimal numbers.

WE DO NOT USE THIS IN EXTBASE!

Definition at line 124 of file PropertyType.php.

const DOUBLE = 4

The DOUBLE property type is used to store floating point numbers.

Definition at line 63 of file PropertyType.php.

const INTEGER = 13

The INTEGER property type is used to store precise decimal numbers.

WE DO NOT USE THIS IN EXTBASE!

Definition at line 131 of file PropertyType.php.

const LONG = 3

The LONG property type is used to store integers.

Definition at line 58 of file PropertyType.php.

const NAME = 7

A NAME is a pairing of a namespace and a local name. When read, the namespace is mapped to the current prefix.

WE DO NOT USE THIS IN EXTBASE!

Definition at line 81 of file PropertyType.php.

const PATH = 8

A PATH property is an ordered list of path elements. A path element is a NAME with an optional index. When read, the NAMEs within the path are mapped to their current prefix. A path may be absolute or relative.

WE DO NOT USE THIS IN EXTBASE!

Definition at line 90 of file PropertyType.php.

const REFERENCE = 9

A REFERENCE property stores the identifier of a referenceable node (one having type mix:referenceable), which must exist within the same workspace or session as the REFERENCE property. A REFERENCE property enforces this referential integrity by preventing the removal of its target node.

Definition at line 99 of file PropertyType.php.

const STRING = 1

The STRING property type is used to store strings.

Definition at line 48 of file PropertyType.php.

const TYPENAME_BINARY = 'Binary'