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- array $options:

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- object $request: request object

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- string $domain:

- string $path:

- string $name:

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finished with the cookies.

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- object $response:

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Only use this method if you cannot use add_cookie_header(), for example, if you want to use
this cookie jar class without using the request class.

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- array $param: associative array containing 'domain', 'path', 'secure' keys

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See - Cookie_Jar::add_cookie_header()

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- string $option: option name

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Return - false if option not found

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- string $file: location of the file, or leave blank to use options

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Only use this method if you cannot use extract_cookies(), for example, if you want to use
this cookie jar class without using the response class.

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- array $set_cookies: array holding 1 or more "Set-Cookie" header values

- array $param: associative array containing 'host', 'path' keys

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See - Cookie_Jar::extract_cookies()

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- string $file: file to save to, leave out to use the "file_persistent" option value

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- string $file: file to save to, leave out to use the "file_session" option value

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The callback function can be a method from another object (eg. array(&$my_obj, 'my_method')).
The callback function should accept 3 arguments:
 1- A reference to the cookie jar object (&$jar)
 2- An array holding all cookie parts, array is associative with the following keys: 
    ('domain','path','name','value','expires','secure')
 3- An optional parameter which can be used for whatever your function wants :),
    even though you might not have a use for this parameter, you need to define
    your function to accept it.  (Note: you can have this parameter be passed by reference)
The callback function should return a boolean, a value of 'true' will tell scan() you want
it to continue with the rest of the cookies, 'false' will tell scan() to not send any more
cookies to your callback function.

Example:
  // $jar is our cookie jar with some cookies loaded
  $name_to_delete = 'bla';
  $jar->scan('delete_name', $name_to_delete);

  // our callback function defined here
  function delete_name(&$jar, $cookie_parts, $name_to_delete) {
      if ($cookie_parts['name'] == $name_to_delete) {
          $jar->clear($cookie_parts['domain'], $cookie_parts['path'], $cookie_parts['name']);
      }
      // must return true to tell scan() to continue with cookies
      return true;
  }

Function Parameters:

- mixed $function: function name, or array holding an object and the method to call.

- mixed $param: passed as the 3rd argument to $function

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- string $domain:

- string $path:

- string $name: cookie name

- string $value: cookie value

- bool $secure:

- int $expires: expiry time (null if session cookie, <= 0 will delete cookie)

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RECOGNISED OPTIONS:
 - option name              values(s)          description
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 - file_persistent          string             persistent cookie file location
 - file_session             string             session cookie file location
 - autosave                 bool               save cookies when destroy() is called

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- mixed $option: option name to set, or associative array to replace all existing options

- string $value: option value, null to delete option

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