* @param string $tagName the name of the tag like '!str' (WITHOUT the first "!")
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* @param mixed $value any PHP variable type
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* @throws \Exception if $tagName is an invalid string or absent
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*/
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public function __construct(string $tagName, $value)
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{
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if (empty($tagName)) {
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throw new \Exception(self::class.": a tag MUST have a name", 1);
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}
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$this->tagName = $tagName;
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$this->value = $value;
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}
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/**
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* Should verify if the tag is correct
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*
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* @param string $providedName The provided name
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* @todo is this required ???
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*/
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// private function checkNameValidity(string $providedName)
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// {
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/* TODO implement and throw Exception if invalid (setName method ???)
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*The suffix must not contain any “!” character. This would cause the tag shorthand to be interpreted as having a named tag handle. In addition, the suffix must not contain the “[”, “]”, “{”, “}” and “,” characters. These characters would cause ambiguity with flow collection structures. If the suffix needs to specify any of the above restricted characters, they must be escaped using the “%” character. This behavior is consistent with the URI character escaping rules (specifically, section 2.3 of RFC2396).
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