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<?php
/**
* Get the Compatibility info for a chunk of code
*
* This example show the new options|features available with API 1.8.0
*
* PHP versions 4 and 5
*
* @category PHP
* @package PHP_CompatInfo
* @author Laurent Laville <pear@laurent-laville.org>
* @license http://www.opensource.org/licenses/bsd-license.php BSD
* @version CVS: $Id: pci180_parsestring.php,v 1.3 2008/07/22 20:26:45 farell Exp $
* @link http://pear.php.net/package/PHP_CompatInfo
* @since version 1.8.0b2 (2008-06-03)
* @ignore
*/
require_once 'PHP/CompatInfo.php';
/*
With all default options, its same as version 1.8.0b1 or less
No need to specify driver type ('array') and options, in class constructor
Results display made with PHP::var_export
*/
//$compatInfo = new PHP_CompatInfo();
/*
With API 1.8.0 you may choose a custom render,
between all default renderers (all customizable).
Here we choose to display result as XML stream, beautified if PEAR::XML_Beautifier
package is available (installed).
*/
$driverType = 'xml';
// use some options of XML_Beautifier to change default render
$driverOptions = array('beautifier' => array('indent' => ' ', 'linebreak' => PHP_EOL));
$compatInfo = new PHP_CompatInfo($driverType, $driverOptions);
$source = '<?php
$nl = "\n";
echo "$nl Atom = " . DATE_ATOM;
echo "$nl Cookie = " . DATE_COOKIE;
echo "$nl Iso8601 = " . DATE_ISO8601;
echo "$nl Rfc822 = " . DATE_RFC822;
echo "$nl Rfc850 = " . DATE_RFC850;
echo "$nl Rfc1036 = " . DATE_RFC1036;
echo "$nl Rfc1123 = " . DATE_RFC1123;
echo "$nl Rfc2822 = " . DATE_RFC2822;
echo "$nl RSS = " . DATE_RSS;
echo "$nl W3C = " . DATE_W3C;
?>';
$r = $compatInfo->parseString($source);
// You may also use the new unified method parseData(), parseString() became an alias
//$r = $compatInfo->parseData($source);
/*
To keep backward compatibility, result is also return (here in $r)
but you don't need to print it, it's the default behavior of API 1.8.0
*/
var_export($r);
?>
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