Test Schema
Configuration Documentation
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Types
string
: String
istring
: Case-insensitive string
A series of case-insensitive characters. Internally, upper-case
ASCII characters will be converted to lower-case.
text
: Text
A series of characters that may contain newlines. Text tends to
indicate human-oriented text, as opposed to a machine format.
itext
: Case-insensitive text
A series of case-insensitive characters that may contain newlines.
int
: Integer
An integer.
You are alternatively permitted to pass a string of digits instead,
which will be cast to an integer using
(int)
.
float
: Float
A floating
point number. You are alternatively permitted to pass a numeric
string (as defined by
is_numeric()
), which will be
cast to a float using (float)
.
bool
: Boolean
A boolean.
You are alternatively permitted to pass an integer
0
or 1
(other integers are not permitted) or a string
"on"
, "true"
or "1"
for
true
, and "off"
, "false"
or
"0"
for false
.
lookup
: Lookup array
An array whose values are
true
, e.g. array('key'
=> true, 'key2' => true)
. You are alternatively
permitted to pass an array list of the keys array('key',
'key2')
or a comma-separated string of keys "key,
key2"
. If you pass an array list of values, ensure that your
values are strictly numerically indexed: array('key1', 2
=> 'key2')
will not do what you expect and emits a
warning.
list
: Array list
An array which has consecutive integer indexes, e.g.
array('val1', 'val2')
. You are alternatively permitted
to pass a comma-separated string of keys "val1, val2"
.
If your array is not in this form, array_values
is run
on the array and a warning is emitted.
hash
: Associative array
An array which is a mapping of keys to values, e.g.
array('key1' => 'val1', 'key2' => 'val2')
. You
are alternatively permitted to pass a comma-separated string of
key-colon-value strings, e.g. "key1: val1, key2:
val2"
.
mixed
: Mixed
An arbitrary PHP value of any type.
Directive
Directive.Allowed
Type | String |
---|---|
Allowed values | "apple", "orange", "pear", "peach", "mango" |
Default |
'apple' |
This directive has a constrained set of allowed values.
Directive.Deprecated
Type | Integer |
---|---|
Default |
0 |
Warning: This directive was deprecated in version
1.0.0. %Directive.Allowed should
be used instead.
This is a deprecated directive that shouldn't show up on the form.
Type
Type.hash
Type | Associative array |
---|---|
Default |
array ( 'key1' => 'val1', 'key2' => 'val2', ) |
The hash type is an associative array of string keys and string
values.
Type.istring
Type | Case-insensitive string |
---|---|
Default |
'case insensitive' |
The istring type is short (no newlines), must be ASCII and is
case-insensitive.
Type.itext
Type | Case-insensitive text |
---|---|
Default |
'case insensitive and possibly quite long' |
The text type has newlines, must be ASCII and is case-insensitive.
Type.list
Type | Array list |
---|---|
Default |
array ( 0 => 'item1', 1 => 'item2', ) |
The list type is a numerically indexed array of strings.
Type.lookup
Type | Lookup array |
---|---|
Default |
array ( 'key1' => true, 'key2' => true, ) |
The lookup type acts just like list, except its elements are unique
and are checked with
isset($var[$key])
.
Type.mixed
Type | Mixed |
---|---|
Default |
stdClass::__set_state(array( )) |
The mixed type allows any type, and is not form-editable.
Type.nullbool
Type | Boolean (or null) |
---|---|
Default |
NULL |
Null booleans need to be treated a little specially. See
%Type.nullstring for information on what the null flag does.
Type.nullstring
Type | String (or null) |
---|---|
Default |
NULL |
The null type is not a type, but a flag that can be added to any
type making null a valid value for that entry. It's useful for
saying, "Let the software pick the value for me," or "Don't use
this element" when false has a special meaning.
Type.string
Type | String |
---|---|
Default |
'Case sensitive' |
The string type is short (no newlines) and case-sensitive.
Type.text
Type | Text |
---|---|
Default |
'Case sensitive and possibly quite long...' |
The text type has newlines and is case-sensitive.