filters, * and if instantiated already, also ensures that the actual filter plugin on * the FilterPluginCollection contains the identical configuration. * * @param string $instance_id * The ID of a filter plugin to set the configuration for. * @param array $configuration * The filter plugin configuration to set. */ public function setFilterConfig($instance_id, array $configuration); /** * Returns if this format is the fallback format. * * The fallback format can never be disabled. It must always be available. * * @return bool * TRUE if this format is the fallback format, FALSE otherwise. */ public function isFallbackFormat(); /** * Returns the machine-readable permission name for the text format. * * @return string|bool * The machine-readable permission name, or FALSE if the text format is * malformed or is the fallback format (which is available to all users). */ public function getPermissionName(); /** * Retrieves all filter types that are used in the text format. * * @return array * All filter types used by filters of the text format. */ public function getFilterTypes(); /** * Retrieve all HTML restrictions (tags and attributes) for the text format. * * Note that restrictions applied to the "*" tag (the wildcard tag, i.e. all * tags) are treated just like any other HTML tag. That means that any * restrictions applied to it are not automatically applied to all other tags. * It is up to the caller to handle this in whatever way it sees fit; this way * no information granularity is lost. * * @return array|false * A structured array as returned by FilterInterface::getHTMLRestrictions(), * but with the intersection of all filters in this text format. * Will either indicate blacklisting of tags or whitelisting of tags. In * the latter case, it's possible that restrictions on attributes are also * stored. FALSE means there are no HTML restrictions. */ public function getHtmlRestrictions(); /** * Removes a filter. * * @param string $instance_id * The ID of a filter plugin to be removed. */ public function removeFilter($instance_id); }