function StringEqualsConcatenatedValuesConstraint::__construct

Constructs a StringEqualsConcatenatedValuesConstraint object.

Attributes

#[HasNamedArguments]

Parameters

array|null $options: The options (as associative array) or the value for the default option (any other type)

string|null $separator: The separator separating the values.

array|null $values: The mappings to values to concatenate together.

array|null $reservedCharacters: Reserved characters — if any — that are to be substituted in each value.

string|null $reservedCharactersSubstitute: Any reserved characters that will be substituted by this character.

string $message: The error message if the string does not match.

array|null $groups: An array of validation groups.

mixed|null $payload: Domain-specific data attached to a constraint.

File

core/lib/Drupal/Core/Validation/Plugin/Validation/Constraint/StringEqualsConcatenatedValuesConstraint.php, line 42

Class

StringEqualsConcatenatedValuesConstraint
Checks a string consists of specific values found in the mapping.

Namespace

Drupal\Core\Validation\Plugin\Validation\Constraint

Code

public function __construct(?array $options = NULL, public ?string $separator = NULL, public ?array $values = NULL, public ?array $reservedCharacters = [], public ?string $reservedCharactersSubstitute = NULL, public string $message = "Expected '@expected_string', not '@value'. Format: '@expected_format'.", ?array $groups = NULL, mixed $payload = NULL) {
  parent::__construct($options, $groups, $payload);
}

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