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Consider this code for instance:

<?php echo MyLib::getSection($row);?>

where MyLib:

abstract class MyLib
{
    public static function getSection($row)
    {
        return '<span title="$row->tooltip">'.$row->text.'</span>';
    }
}

But I need to escape the values in $row->tooltip and $row->text. Is there an equivalent of $this->escape() that I can call from within the getSection() method? If I were to call the static function directly, which class should I address to, to avoid override layers as best as possible?

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Use direct PHP function:

htmlspecialchars($row->tooltip, ENT_COMPAT, 'UTF-8');

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