oikai_navi_source() – List the source of a function using pagination

Description

List the source of a function using pagination

Good programming style suggests functions should be less than 200 lines long. Some WordPress code extends to over 1,000 lines. This takes a long time to parse and markup with links So until we have a cacheing system in place we'll use source code pagination We assume that the PHP token get all function will not have a problem parsing source code that's been randomly chunked. It's probably a very bad assumption.

Usage

oikai_navi_source( $sources );

Parameters

$sources

( array ) required – array of source lines to paginate

Returns

void

Source

File name: oik-shortcodes/shortcodes/oik-api-importer.php
Lines:

function oikai_navi_source( $sources ) {
  oik_require( "shortcodes/oik-navi.php" );
  $bwscid = bw_get_shortcode_id( true );
  $page = bw_check_paged_shortcode( $bwscid );
  $posts_per_page = 100; // get_option( "posts_per_page" );
  $count = count( $sources );
  $pages = ceil( $count / $posts_per_page );
  $start = ( $page-1 ) * $posts_per_page;
  $end = min( $start + $posts_per_page, $count ) -1;
  bw_navi_s2eofn( $start, $end, $count, bw_translate( "Lines: " ) );
  for ( $i = $start; $i<= $end; $i++ ) {
    $selection[] = $sources[$i];
  }
  bw_trace2( "prepush" );
  //gob();
  //bw_push();
  oikai_syntax_source( $selection, 1 );
  //$parsed = bw_ret();
  //bw_pop();
  //e( $parsed );
  bw_navi_paginate_links( $bwscid, $page, $pages );
} 
 

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