- * @param string $config_name The name of the config setting you would like to add

- * @param bool $is_dynamic True if it is dynamic (changes very often) and should not be stored in the cache, false if not.

- public function add($config_name, $config_value = '', $is_dynamic = false)

- * @param string $config_name The name of the config setting you would like to update

- public function update($config_name, $config_value = '')

- * Update a config setting if the first argument equal to the current config value

- * @param bool $compare If equal to the current config value, will be updated to the new config value, otherwise not

- * @param string $config_name The name of the config setting you would like to update

- public function update_if_equals($compare, $config_name, $config_value = '')

- * @param string $config_name The name of the config setting you would like to remove

- * Reverse an original install action

- *

- * First argument is the original call to the class (e.g. add, remove)

- * After the first argument, send the original arguments to the function in the original call

- *

- * @return null

- * @param int|string|bool $parent The parent module_id|module_langname (0 for no parent). Use false to ignore the parent check and check class wide.

- * @param int|string $module The module_id|module_langname you would like to check for to see if it exists

- * @param array $data an array of the data on the new module. This can be setup in two different ways.

- * 1. The "manual" way. For inserting a category or one at a time. It will be merged with the base array shown a bit below,

- * but at the least requires 'module_langname' to be sent, and, if you want to create a module (instead of just a category) you must send module_basename and module_mode.

- * array(

- * 2. The "automatic" way. For inserting multiple at a time based on the specs in the info file for the module(s). For this to work the modules must be correctly setup in the info file.

- * An example follows (this would insert the settings, log, and flag modes from the includes/acp/info/acp_asacp.php file):

- * Optionally you may not send 'modes' and it will insert all of the modules in that info file.

- * @param string|bool $include_path If you would like to use a custom include path, specify that here

- * @param int|string|bool $parent The parent module_id|module_langname (0 for no parent). Use false to ignore the parent check and check class wide.

- * @param string|bool $include_path If you would like to use a custom include path, specify that here

- * Reverse an original install action

- *

- * First argument is the original call to the class (e.g. add, remove)

- * After the first argument, send the original arguments to the function in the original call

- *

- * @return null

- * @param bool $global True for checking a global permission setting, False for a local permission setting

- * @param bool $global True for checking a global permission setting, False for a local permission setting

- * @param bool $global True for checking a global permission setting, False for a local permission setting

- public function role_add($role_name, $role_type = '', $role_description = '')

- public function role_update($old_role_name, $new_role_name = '')

- * @param string|array $auth_option The auth_option or array of auth_options you would like to set

- * @param bool $has_permission True if you want to give them permission, false if you want to deny them permission

- public function permission_set($name, $auth_option = array(), $type = 'role', $has_permission = true)

- * @param string|array $auth_option The auth_option or array of auth_options you would like to set

- public function permission_unset($name, $auth_option = array(), $type = 'role')

- * Reverse an original install action

- *

- * First argument is the original call to the class (e.g. add, remove)

- * After the first argument, send the original arguments to the function in the original call

- *

- * @return null