function RulesData::addMetadataAssertions
Adds asserted metadata to the variable info.
In case there are already assertions for a variable, the assertions are merged such that both apply.
See also
RulesData::applyMetadataAssertions()
3 calls to RulesData::addMetadataAssertions()
- Rule::stateVariables in includes/
rules.plugins.inc - Returns available state variables for an element.
- RulesConditionContainer::stateVariables in includes/
rules.core.inc - Overridden to exclude variable assertions of negated conditions.
- RulesContainerPlugin::stateVariables in includes/
rules.core.inc - Returns available state variables for an element.
File
-
includes/
rules.state.inc, line 528
Class
- RulesData
- A class holding static methods related to data.
Code
public static function addMetadataAssertions($var_info, $assertions) {
foreach ($assertions as $selector => $assertion) {
// Convert the selector back to underscores, such it matches the varname.
$selector = str_replace('-', '_', $selector);
$parts = explode(':', $selector);
if (isset($var_info[$parts[0]])) {
// Apply the selector to determine the right target array. We build an
// array like
// $var_info['rules assertion']['property1']['property2']['#info'] = ..
$target =& $var_info[$parts[0]]['rules assertion'];
foreach (array_slice($parts, 1) as $part) {
$target =& $target[$part];
}
// In case the assertion is directly for a variable, we have to modify
// the variable info directly. In case the asserted property is nested
// the info-has to be altered by RulesData::applyMetadataAssertions()
// before the child-wrapper is created.
if (count($parts) == 1) {
// Support asserting a type in case of generic entity references only.
$var_type =& $var_info[$parts[0]]['type'];
if (isset($assertion['type']) && ($var_type == 'entity' || $var_type == 'list<entity>')) {
$var_type = $assertion['type'];
unset($assertion['type']);
}
// Add any single bundle directly to the variable info, so the
// variable fits as argument for parameters requiring the bundle.
if (isset($assertion['bundle']) && count($bundles = (array) $assertion['bundle']) == 1) {
$var_info[$parts[0]]['bundle'] = reset($bundles);
}
}
// Add the assertions, but merge them with any previously added
// assertions if necessary.
$target['#info'] = isset($target['#info']) ? rules_update_array($target['#info'], $assertion) : $assertion;
// Add in a callback that the entity metadata wrapper pick up for
// altering the property info, such that we can add in the assertions.
$var_info[$parts[0]] += array(
'property info alter' => array(
'RulesData',
'applyMetadataAssertions',
),
);
// In case there is a VARNAME_unchanged variable as it is used in update
// hooks, assume the assertions are valid for the unchanged variable
// too.
if (isset($var_info[$parts[0] . '_unchanged'])) {
$name = $parts[0] . '_unchanged';
$var_info[$name]['rules assertion'] = $var_info[$parts[0]]['rules assertion'];
$var_info[$name]['property info alter'] = array(
'RulesData',
'applyMetadataAssertions',
);
if (isset($var_info[$parts[0]]['bundle']) && !isset($var_info[$name]['bundle'])) {
$var_info[$name]['bundle'] = $var_info[$parts[0]]['bundle'];
}
}
}
}
return $var_info;
}