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Dumper dumps PHP variables to YAML strings.
- Author
- Fabien Potencier fabie.nosp@m.n@sy.nosp@m.mfony.nosp@m..com
◆ dump()
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Dumps a PHP value to YAML.
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mixed | $input | The PHP value |
int | $inline | The level where you switch to inline YAML |
int | $indent | The level of indentation (used internally) |
bool | $exceptionOnInvalidType | True if an exception must be thrown on invalid types (a PHP resource or object), false otherwise |
bool | $objectSupport | True if object support is enabled, false otherwise |
- Returns
- string The YAML representation of the PHP value
◆ setIndentation()
Sets the indentation.
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int | $num | The amount of spaces to use for indentation of nested nodes |
◆ $indentation
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- C:/xoops2511b2/htdocs/class/libraries/vendor/symfony/yaml/Dumper.php