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New class daily digest of 2015-09-30 - PHP Classes
New class daily digest of 20150930
From: Newclasses <list-newclasses@phpclasses.org>, sent: 16:18:59 - 01.10.2015New class daily digest of 2015-09-30
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2 new classes were added to "PHP Classes" repository.
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1. PHP Imap Library -
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Nahid Bin Azhar |
This package can read and decode email from IMAP or POP3 mailboxes. It can connect to a given IMAP or POP3 email server and perform several types of operations. Currently it can: - Get the total number of messages in the mailbox - Get the list of messages sorted by a given criteria and split in pages with a limit of messages per page - Get the headers and body of a given message optionally decoding the body data The package comes with class versions for integration with Laravel 5. |
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2. PHP String Functions -
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Michael Scribellito |
This package is a wrapper class to treat strings as object. It can take a given string value with optional start offset and length to take it as the string initial value. It provides functions to perform several types of operations on the string like: - Get the character and its code at a given string position - Compare with a given string optionally ignoring the case - Concatenate the string with one or more other strings - Check if the string contains or ends with another given string - Format the string using sprintf - Creates a new string with a character with a given code - Get the position of the first or the last occurrence of a given text inside the string optionally ignoring the case - Create a new string object joining elements of an array separated with a given delimiter character - Match the string with regular expressions - Pad the string with given character at the beginning or end of the string - Etc.. |
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