.
*/
error_reporting (E_ALL ^ E_NOTICE);
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// This will appear as the page title in both the browser's title bar, and at the top of the webpage.
define ('TITLE', 'LXF Gallery Viewer');
// The subfolder to scan for LXF files, with trailing slash
// (leave blank if this script is in the same folder)
define ('PATH', '');
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/*
- To define a template, use this HEREDOC method (NO INDENTS - very important)
define ('TPL_NAME_HERE',
<<<_TEMPLATE
{STR_SITE_NAME}
_TEMPLATE
);
- To call this template in your scripts, use the function "get_template()"
define ('STR_SITE_NAME', "This is the Name of the Website");
$class = 'site_heading';
echo get_template('TPL_NAME_HERE');
- Note the difference in case when referencing {variables} and {CONSTANTS}
- To display HTML / XML, use CDATA tags
*/
define ('TPL__SHELL',
<<<_TEMPLATE
{TITLE}{TITLE}
{content}
_TEMPLATE
);
define ('TPL_LXF',
<<<_TEMPLATE
{title}
Name
{name}
Parts
{parts}
Version
{version}
Brickset
{brickset}
_TEMPLATE
);
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Get list of LXF files
$list = glob (PATH . '*.lxf');
foreach ($list as $file)
{
$lxf = array ('xml' => 'IMAGE100.LXFML', 'png' => 'IMAGE100.PNG');
foreach ($lxf as $t_ext => $t_name)
{
$zip = zip_open ($file);
do { $t_file = zip_read ($zip); } while ($t_file && zip_entry_name ($t_file) != $t_name);
zip_entry_open ($zip, $t_file, 'r');
$t_data = 'data_' . $t_ext;
$t_size = zip_entry_filesize ($t_file);
$$t_data = zip_entry_read ($t_file, $t_size);
zip_entry_close ($t_file); zip_close ($zip);
}
$dat = xml_to_arr ($data_xml);
// FILENAME
$title = basename ($file);
// PREVIEW IMAGE
// We need to base64-encode "IMAGE100.PNG" to display it
$img = base64_encode ($data_png);
// LXF NAME
// Usually updated from the filename of the LXF whenever it is saved
$name = $dat['@attributes']['name'];
// PARTS COUNT
// Gleaned by counting the nodes in the XML
$parts = count ($dat['Bricks']['Brick']);
/*
// OBJECT COUNT
// Gleaned by counting the nodes in the XML
echo '
