
Public Member Functions | |
| addResourceId ($rId) | |
| Adds one or more resource IDs to the list in the 'resourceIds' parameter. | |
| enableType ($type, $enable) | |
| Enables or disables one of the three types for the 'types' parameter. | |
| getLimit () | |
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| getMode () | |
| Retrieves the 'mode' parameter. | |
| getObjectId () | |
| Retrieves the 'objectId' parameter. | |
| getObjectType () | |
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| getOffset () | |
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| getOperation () | |
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| getResourceIds () | |
| Retrieves the 'resourceIds' parameter. | |
| getTypes () | |
| Retrieves the 'types' parameter. | |
| setLimit ($limit) | |
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| setMode ($newMode) | |
| Sets 'mode' parameter. | |
| setObjectId ($id) | |
| Sets the 'objectId' parameter. | |
| setObjectType ($type) | |
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| setOffset ($offset) | |
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| setOperation ($op) | |
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| setResourceId ($rId) | |
| Sets the 'resourceIds' parameter. | |
Pass an instance of this object to certain TSDService methods to provide parameters to those methods. The following parameters are supported:
mode: one of the TSD::MODE_* constants, indicating which types of relations/alignments should be retrieved (approved, pending, etc.) types: which of standards, textbooks and dictionary words (or combination thereof) should be consulted when, e.g., getting a list of alignments for a given resource resourceIds: which CSERD resources to grab alignment/relationship info for objectId: not used right now | TSDRequest::addResourceId | ( | $ | rId | ) |
Adds one or more resource IDs to the list in the 'resourceIds' parameter.
| $rId | [mixed]: scalar resource ID to add to request, or an array of them |
| TSDRequest::enableType | ( | $ | type, | |
| $ | enable | |||
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Enables or disables one of the three types for the 'types' parameter.
The three types can be turned on or off with a boolean flag passed to this method. By default, all three types are enabled, so you usually only need to selectively disable types that are not desired.
| $type | [string]: one of the TYPE_* constants | |
| $enable | [boolean]: whether to enable or disable the type |
| TSDRequest::getLimit | ( | ) |
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| TSDRequest::getMode | ( | ) |
Retrieves the 'mode' parameter.
| TSDRequest::getObjectId | ( | ) |
Retrieves the 'objectId' parameter.
| TSDRequest::getObjectType | ( | ) |
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| TSDRequest::getOffset | ( | ) |
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| TSDRequest::getOperation | ( | ) |
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| TSDRequest::getResourceIds | ( | ) |
Retrieves the 'resourceIds' parameter.
| TSDRequest::getTypes | ( | ) |
Retrieves the 'types' parameter.
| TSDRequest::setLimit | ( | $ | limit | ) |
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| TSDRequest::setMode | ( | $ | newMode | ) |
Sets 'mode' parameter.
| $newMode | [int]: one of the MODE_* constants |
| TSDRequest::setObjectId | ( | $ | id | ) |
Sets the 'objectId' parameter.
| $id | [mixed]: new value for 'objectId' parameter |
| TSDRequest::setObjectType | ( | $ | type | ) |
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| $type | [TYPE]: DESCRIPTION |
| TSDRequest::setOffset | ( | $ | offset | ) |
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| $offset | [TYPE]: DESCRIPTION |
| TSDRequest::setOperation | ( | $ | op | ) |
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| $op | [TYPE]: DESCRIPTION |
| TSDRequest::setResourceId | ( | $ | rId | ) |
Sets the 'resourceIds' parameter.
You can either provide a single resource ID as an integer/string, or provide an array of IDs. Any IDs already in the request will be overwritten.
| $rId | [mixed]: array of resource IDs or a single resource ID as a scalar |
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