AtomParser::end_element() WordPress Method
The AtomParser::end_element() method is called when an ending element is reached in an Atom feed. This method can be used to perform any actions that are necessary when parsing an Atom feed.
AtomParser::end_element( $parser, $name ) #
Source
File: wp-includes/atomlib.php
function end_element($parser, $name) { $name_parts = explode(":", $name); $tag = array_pop($name_parts); $ccount = count($this->in_content); # if we are *in* content, then let's proceed to serialize it if(!empty($this->in_content)) { # if we are ending the original content element # then let's finalize the content if($this->in_content[0][0] == $tag && $this->in_content[0][1] == $this->depth) { $origtype = $this->in_content[0][2]; array_shift($this->in_content); $newcontent = array(); foreach($this->in_content as $c) { if(count($c) == 3) { array_push($newcontent, $c[2]); } else { if($this->is_xhtml || $this->is_text) { array_push($newcontent, $this->xml_escape($c)); } else { array_push($newcontent, $c); } } } if(in_array($tag, $this->ATOM_CONTENT_ELEMENTS)) { $this->current->$tag = array($origtype, join('',$newcontent)); } else { $this->current->$tag = join('',$newcontent); } $this->in_content = array(); } else if($this->in_content[$ccount-1][0] == $tag && $this->in_content[$ccount-1][1] == $this->depth) { $this->in_content[$ccount-1][2] = substr($this->in_content[$ccount-1][2],0,-1) . "/>"; } else { # else, just finalize the current element's content $endtag = $this->ns_to_prefix($name); array_push($this->in_content, array($tag, $this->depth, "</$endtag[1]>")); } } array_shift($this->ns_contexts); $this->depth--; if($name == ($this->NS . ':entry')) { array_push($this->feed->entries, $this->current); $this->current = null; } $this->_p("end_element('$name')"); }
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