Class: ical_File

Source Location: /ical.php

ical_ComponentManager
   |
   --ical_File

This is the class that everyone should start with to open an existing file or create a new one.

ical_ComponentManager::add(): Add this value if it can have multiple entries, otherwise overwrite the old one.
ical_ComponentManager::add_new(): This is only used for adding additional items.
ical_ComponentManager::cleanup_array(): Prepare iCal array of lines for further processing.
ical_ComponentManager::components_dump(): Dump component values to text format.
ical_ComponentManager::format_line(): Do line folding as defined in the RFC.
ical_ComponentManager::get(): Return an array of ical_Property objects for the component.
ical_ComponentManager::get_all(): Return all component values in native array form.
ical_ComponentManager::ical_dump(): Dump ical data to text.
ical_ComponentManager::load_ical(): Recursive method to add ical objects from their text.
ical_ComponentManager::remove(): Remove all of a given component.
ical_ComponentManager::rfc_verify(): Return 0 when everything checks out, negative code otherwise.
ical_ComponentManager::set(): Set all values for this component type in this array return 0 on success, 1 otherwise.

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This is the class that everyone should start with to open an existing file or create a new one.

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ical_File ical_File(
[string
$filename = ""])

Pass a filename (existing or not) when an instance is created.

string

$filename

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void download(
[string
$filename = 'myical.ics'])

download method -- outputs the appropriate headers then outputs the results of ical_dump

this method added by C. R. Dick http://wazzuplocal.com

string

$filename

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string ical_dump(
[string
$text = ""])

Dump ical data to text string

Slightly modified from parent class because this isn't really an RFC defined object

Overrides ical_ComponentManager::ical_dump() (Dump ical data to text.)

string

$text

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integer write(
[string
$filename = ""])

Write out calendar(s) in this object to a file

Returns 0 on sucess, -1 on failure

string

$filename

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