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Case-insensitive dictionary, suitable for HTTP headers
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Headers:: (5 methods):
offsetGet()
offsetSet()
getValues()
flatten()
getIterator()
| offsetGet($offset) X-Ref |
| Get the given header Unlike {@see \WpOrg\Requests\Response\Headers::getValues()}, this returns a string. If there are multiple values, it concatenates them with a comma as per RFC2616. Avoid using this where commas may be used unquoted in values, such as Set-Cookie headers. return: string|null Header value param: string $offset Name of the header to retrieve. |
| offsetSet($offset, $value) X-Ref |
| Set the given item param: string $offset Item name param: string $value Item value |
| getValues($offset) X-Ref |
| Get all values for a given header return: array|null Header values param: string $offset Name of the header to retrieve. |
| flatten($value) X-Ref |
| Flattens a value into a string Converts an array into a string by imploding values with a comma, as per RFC2616's rules for folding headers. return: string Flattened value param: string|array $value Value to flatten |
| getIterator() X-Ref |
| Get an iterator for the data Converts the internally stored values to a comma-separated string if there is more than one value for a key. return: \ArrayIterator |
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