Class IPAddress

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Namespace: Xmf
Package: Xmf
Category: Xmf\IPAddress
Copyright: 2016 XOOPS Project (http://xoops.org)
License: GPL 2 or later (http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html)
Author: trabis lusopoemas@gmail.com
Link: http://xoops.org
Located at lass/libraries/vendor/xoops/xmf/src/Xmf/IPAddress.php

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`public`	# `__construct( string $ip )` IPAddress constructor. IPAddress constructor. Parameters `$ip` IP address
`public static Xmf\IPAddress`	# `fromRequest( )` Get IP address from the request server data Get IP address from the request server data Returns `Xmf\IPAddress`
`protected string\|false`	# `normalize( string $ip )` convert IP address into a normalized condensed notation convert IP address into a normalized condensed notation Parameters `$ip` ip address to normalize Returns string\|false normalized address or false on failure
`public string\|false`	# `asReadable( )` return presentation form of address return presentation form of address Returns string\|false
`public string\|false`	# `asBinary( )` get network (binary) form of address get network (binary) form of address Returns string\|false
`public integer\|false`	# `ipVersion( )` get the ip version, 4 or 6, of address get the ip version, 4 or 6, of address Returns integer\|false integer 4 for IPV4, 6 for IPV6, or false if invalid
`public boolean`	# `sameSubnet( string $matchIp, integer $netMask4, integer $netMask6 )` Is this IP in the same subnet as the supplied address? Is this IP in the same subnet as the supplied address? Accepts net masks for both IPV4 and IPV6 and will select the appropriate one, to allow checking policy against request input with minimal method calls. Parameters `$matchIp` presentation form ip address to compare `$netMask4` network mask, bits to match <= 32 for IPV4 `$netMask6` network mask, bits to match <=128 for IPV6 Returns boolean true if $this->ip and $matchIp are both in the specified subnet
`protected string`	# `asBinaryString( Xmf\IPAddress $ip )` Convert an IP address to a binary character string (i.e. "01111111000000000000000000000001") Convert an IP address to a binary character string (i.e. "01111111000000000000000000000001") Parameters `$ip` address object Returns string

Properties summary
`protected false\|string`	`$ip` presentation form of ip address, or false if invalid presentation form of ip address, or false if invalid	#

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