'localhost',
'https' => 'localhost',
'file' => ''
);
$base_scheme = isset($data['scheme']) ? $data['scheme'] : "http";
$base_port = isset($data['port']) ? ":".$data['port'] : "";
$base_user = isset($data['user']) ? $data['user'] : "";
$base_pass = isset($data['pass']) ? $data['pass'] : "";
$base_host = isset($data['host']) ? $data['host'] : (isset($default_host[$base_scheme]) ? $default_host[$base_scheme] : "");
$base_path = isset($data['path']) ? $data['path'] : "/";
/**
* Workaround: Some PHP versions do remove the leading slash from the
* 'file://' URLs with empty host name, while some do not.
*
* An example of such URL is: file:///D:/path/dummy.html
* The path should be: /D:/path/dummy.html
*
* Here we check if the leading slash is present and
* add it if it is missing.
*/
if ($base_scheme == "file" && PHP_OS == "WINNT") {
if (strlen($base_path) > 0) {
if ($base_path{0} != "/") {
$base_path = "/".$base_path;
};
};
};
$base_user_pass = "";
if ($base_user || $base_pass) {
$base_user_pass = sprintf("%s:%s@", $base_user, $base_pass);
}
// 'Path' is starting at scheme?
if (substr($path,0,2) == "//") {
$guessed = $base_scheme . ':' . $path;
return $guessed;
}
// 'Path' is starting at root?
if (substr($path,0,1) == "/") {
$guessed = $base_scheme . '://' . $base_user_pass . $base_host . $base_port . $path;
return $guessed;
};
// 'Path' is relative from the current position
if (preg_match("#^(/.*)/[^/]*$#", $base_path, $matches)) {
$base_path_dir = $matches[1];
} else {
$base_path_dir = "";
};
$guessed = $base_scheme . '://' . $base_user_pass . $base_host . $base_port . $base_path_dir . '/' . $path;
return $guessed;
};
?>