method encodeDbname documentation in bbn\Str
Returns a corrected string for database naming.
Example
X::dump(\bbn\Str::encodeDbname('my.database_name ? test :,; !plus'));
// (string) "my_database_name_test_plus"
function($st, $maxlength = 50)
{
$st = self::removeAccents(self::cast($st));
$res = '';
if (!\is_int($maxlength)) {
$maxlength = mb_strlen($st);
}
for ($i = 0; $i < $maxlength; $i++){
if (mb_ereg_match('[A-z0-9]', $substr = mb_substr($st, $i, 1))) {
$res .= $substr;
}
elseif ((mb_strlen($res) > 0)
&& (mb_substr($res, -1) != '_')
&& ($i < ( mb_strlen($st) - 1 ))
) {
$res .= '_';
}
}
if (substr($res, -1) === '_') {
$res = substr($res, 0, -1);
}
return $res;
}
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