Temporary b/c interface, collection of static functions. More...

Static Public Member Functions
static	checkRevisionExistence ($title, $revid)
	Checks if a revision still exists in the revision table.
static	getChanges ($n, $o)
	Gets an array of message keys describing the changes made to the visibility of the revision.
static	getLogLinks ($title, $paramArray, $messages)
	Creates utility links for log entries.
static	getRelationType ($typeName)
	Get DB field name for URL param...
Static Protected Member Functions
static	checkItem ($desc, $field, $diff, $new, &$arr)
	Checks for a change in the bitfield for a certain option and updates the provided array accordingly.

Detailed Description

Temporary b/c interface, collection of static functions.

Definition at line 12 of file RevisionDeleter.php.

Member Function Documentation

static RevisionDeleter::checkItem	(	$	desc,
		$	field,
		$	diff,
		$	new,
		&$	arr
	)		`[static, protected]`

Checks for a change in the bitfield for a certain option and updates the provided array accordingly.

Parameters:

$desc	String: description to add to the array if the option was enabled / disabled.
$field	Integer: the bitmask describing the single option.
$diff	Integer: the xor of the old and new bitfields.
$new	Integer: the new bitfield
$arr	Array: the array to update.

Definition at line 24 of file RevisionDeleter.php.

Referenced by getChanges().

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static RevisionDeleter::checkRevisionExistence	(	$	title,
		$	revid
	)		`[static]`

Checks if a revision still exists in the revision table.

If it doesn't, returns the corresponding ar_timestamp field so that this key can be used instead.

Parameters:

$title	Title
$revid

Returns:: bool|mixed

Definition at line 94 of file RevisionDeleter.php.

References $dbr, $title, and wfGetDB().

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static RevisionDeleter::getChanges	(	$	n,
		$	o
	)		`[static]`

Gets an array of message keys describing the changes made to the visibility of the revision.

If the resulting array is $arr, then $arr[0] will contain an array of keys describing the items that were hidden, $arr[1] will contain an array of keys describing the items that were unhidden, and $arr[2] will contain an array with a single message key, which can be one of "revdelete-restricted", "revdelete-unrestricted" indicating (un)suppression or null to indicate nothing in particular. You can turn the keys in $arr[0] and $arr[1] into message keys by appending -hid and and -unhid to the keys respectively.

Parameters: