PHP Functions : Standard PHP Library (SPL) Functions

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Related Keywords: PHP Functions Standard PHP Library SPL Functions
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Items Related to Standard PHP Library (SPL) Functions

Inner Elements of Standard PHP Library (SPL) Functions

Standard PHP Library (SPL) Functions contains following items:
  • ArrayIterator::current (Array Iterator current)
  • ArrayIterator::key (Array Iterator key)
  • ArrayIterator::next (Array Iterator next)
  • ArrayIterator::rewind (Array Iterator rewind)
  • ArrayIterator::seek (Array Iterator seek)
  • ArrayIterator::valid (Array Iterator valid)
  • ArrayObject::append (Array Object append)
  • ArrayObject::__construct (Array Object construct)
  • ArrayObject::count (Array Object count)
  • ArrayObject::getIterator (Array Object get Iterator)
  • ArrayObject::offsetExists (Array Object offset Exists)
  • ArrayObject::offsetGet (Array Object offset Get)
  • ArrayObject::offsetSet (Array Object offset Set)
  • ArrayObject::offsetUnset (Array Object offset Unset)
  • CachingIterator::hasNext (Caching Iterator has Next)
  • CachingIterator::next (Caching Iterator next)
  • CachingIterator::rewind (Caching Iterator rewind)
  • CachingIterator::__toString (Caching Iterator to String)
  • CachingIterator::valid (Caching Iterator valid)
  • CachingRecursiveIterator::getChildren (Caching Recursive Iterator get Children)
  • CachingRecursiveIterator::hasChildren (Caching Recursive Iterator has Children)
  • DirectoryIterator::__construct (Directory Iterator construct)
  • DirectoryIterator::current (Directory Iterator current)
  • DirectoryIterator::getATime (Directory Iterator get A Time)
  • DirectoryIterator::getCTime (Directory Iterator get C Time)
  • DirectoryIterator::getChildren (Directory Iterator get Children)
  • DirectoryIterator::getFilename (Directory Iterator get Filename)
  • DirectoryIterator::getGroup (Directory Iterator get Group)
  • DirectoryIterator::getInode (Directory Iterator get Inode)
  • DirectoryIterator::getMTime (Directory Iterator get M Time)
  • DirectoryIterator::getOwner (Directory Iterator get Owner)
  • DirectoryIterator::getPath (Directory Iterator get Path)
  • DirectoryIterator::getPathname (Directory Iterator get Pathname)
  • DirectoryIterator::getPerms (Directory Iterator get Perms)
  • DirectoryIterator::getSize (Directory Iterator get Size)
  • DirectoryIterator::getType (Directory Iterator get Type)
  • DirectoryIterator::isDir (Directory Iterator is Dir)
  • DirectoryIterator::isDot (Directory Iterator is Dot)
  • DirectoryIterator::isExecutable (Directory Iterator is Executable)
  • DirectoryIterator::isFile (Directory Iterator is File)
  • DirectoryIterator::isLink (Directory Iterator is Link)
  • DirectoryIterator::isReadable (Directory Iterator is Readable)
  • DirectoryIterator::isWritable (Directory Iterator is Writable)
  • DirectoryIterator::key (Directory Iterator key)
  • DirectoryIterator::next (Directory Iterator next)
  • DirectoryIterator::rewind (Directory Iterator rewind)
  • DirectoryIterator::valid (Directory Iterator valid)
  • FilterIterator::current (Filter Iterator current)
  • FilterIterator::getInnerIterator (Filter Iterator get Inner Iterator)
  • FilterIterator::key (Filter Iterator key)
  • FilterIterator::next (Filter Iterator next)
  • FilterIterator::rewind (Filter Iterator rewind)
  • FilterIterator::valid (Filter Iterator valid)
  • LimitIterator::getPosition (Limit Iterator get Position)
  • LimitIterator::next (Limit Iterator next)
  • LimitIterator::rewind (Limit Iterator rewind)
  • LimitIterator::seek (Limit Iterator seek)
  • LimitIterator::valid (Limit Iterator valid)
  • ParentIterator::getChildren (Parent Iterator get Children)
  • ParentIterator::hasChildren (Parent Iterator has Children)
  • ParentIterator::next (Parent Iterator next)
  • ParentIterator::rewind (Parent Iterator rewind)
  • RecursiveDirectoryIterator::getChildren (Recursive Directory Iterator get Children)
  • RecursiveDirectoryIterator::hasChildren (Recursive Directory Iterator has Children)
  • RecursiveDirectoryIterator::key (Recursive Directory Iterator key)
  • RecursiveDirectoryIterator::next (Recursive Directory Iterator next)
  • RecursiveDirectoryIterator::rewind (Recursive Directory Iterator rewind)
  • RecursiveIteratorIterator::current (Recursive Iterator Iterator current)
  • RecursiveIteratorIterator::getDepth (Recursive Iterator Iterator get Depth)
  • RecursiveIteratorIterator::getSubIterator (Recursive Iterator Iterator get Sub Iterator)
  • RecursiveIteratorIterator::key (Recursive Iterator Iterator key)
  • RecursiveIteratorIterator::next (Recursive Iterator Iterator next)
  • RecursiveIteratorIterator::rewind (Recursive Iterator Iterator rewind)
  • RecursiveIteratorIterator::valid (Recursive Iterator Iterator valid)
  • SimpleXMLIterator::current (Simple XML Iterator current)
  • SimpleXMLIterator::getChildren (Simple XML Iterator get Children)
  • SimpleXMLIterator::hasChildren (Simple XML Iterator has Children)
  • SimpleXMLIterator::key (Simple XML Iterator key)
  • SimpleXMLIterator::next (Simple XML Iterator next)
  • SimpleXMLIterator::rewind (Simple XML Iterator rewind)
  • SimpleXMLIterator::valid (Simple XML Iterator valid)
  • class_implements (class implements)
  • class_parents (class parents)
  • iterator_count (iterator count)
  • iterator_to_array (iterator to array)
  • spl_classes (spl classes)


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