Transliterator::create

    transliterator_create

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    Transliterator::create -- transliterator_create — Create a transliterator

    Description

    Object-oriented style

    public static Transliterator::create(string $id, int $direction = Transliterator::FORWARD): ?Transliterator

    Procedural style

    transliterator_create(string $id, int $direction = Transliterator::FORWARD): ?Transliterator

    Opens a Transliterator by ID.

    Warning

    This function is currently not documented; only its argument list is available.

    Parameters

    id

    The ID. A list of all registered transliterator IDs can be retrieved by using Transliterator::listIDs().

    direction

    The direction, defaults to Transliterator::FORWARD. May also be set to Transliterator::REVERSE.

    Return Values

    Returns a Transliterator object on success, or null on failure.

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    Jan Kucha
    4 years ago
    If you want to go deeper into what is going on, read the ICU projects docs: http://userguide.icu-project.org/transforms/general

    This API call is basically just wrapper around ICU Transliteration.
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    Baran Sakallolu
    4 years ago
    A good example of create for non latin languages is Turkish.

    There both upper case I character and lowercase ı character which makes other strtolower kind of functions useless.

    $text = "Iğdır";

    echo Transliterator::create("tr-Lower")->transliterate($text);

    will return the correct result ığdır, not iğdır .
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    Harry..de
    4 years ago
    // Translit each and every char to ASCII

    $string = 'Москва́';
    $string = Transliterator::create('Any-Latin; Latin-ASCII')->transliterate($string);

    print $string;

    // the result is "Moskva"
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