Class HTMLPurifier_PercentEncoder

Class that handles operations involving percent-encoding in URIs.

Warning: Be careful when reusing instances of PercentEncoder. The object you use for normalize() SHOULD NOT be used for encode(), or vice-versa.
Located at x2engine/framework/vendors/htmlpurifier/HTMLPurifier.standalone.php

Methods summary
`public`	# `__construct( boolean $preserve = false )` String of characters that should be preserved while using encode(). String of characters that should be preserved while using encode(). Parameters `$preserve` `boolean` $preserve
`public string`	# `encode( string $string )` Our replacement for urlencode, it encodes all non-reserved characters, as well as any extra characters that were instructed to be preserved. Our replacement for urlencode, it encodes all non-reserved characters, as well as any extra characters that were instructed to be preserved. Parameters `$string` `string` $string String to be encoded Returns `string` Encoded string. Note Assumes that the string has already been normalized, making any and all percent escape sequences valid. Percents will not be re-escaped, regardless of their status in $preserve
`public string`	# `normalize( string $string )` Fix up percent-encoding by decoding unreserved characters and normalizing. Fix up percent-encoding by decoding unreserved characters and normalizing. Parameters `$string` `string` $string String to normalize Returns `string` Warning This function is affected by $preserve, even though the usual desired behavior is for this not to preserve those characters. Be careful when reusing instances of PercentEncoder!

Properties summary
`protected array`	`$preserve`	`array()`	# Reserved characters to preserve when using encode(). Reserved characters to preserve when using encode(). Type array