DEPRECATED: Remove wysiwyg profiles prior to running `drush rs`

rmwysiwyg.drush.inc

<?php

// n.b. there is a better way:
//
//      https://gist.github.com/greg-1-anderson/a57271f74981de32b878

/**
 * If any active input filters have wysiwyg profiles,
 * then ask the user if they should be removed.
 */
function drush_rmwysiwyg_pre_runserver() {
  if (rmwysiwyg_has_wysiwyg_profiles()) {
    $confirm = drush_confirm(dt("Would you like to delete all wysiwyg profiles before starting the PHP built-in profile? This will LOSE INFORMATION, but if you do not do this, editing a node with a WYSIWYG editor will hang the system."));
    if ($confirm) {
      rmwysiwyg_remove_wysiwyg_profiles();
    }
  }
}

/**
 * Check to see if there are any wysiwyg profiles associated
 * with any active profile.
 */
function rmwysiwyg_has_wysiwyg_profiles() {
  $filter_formats = filter_formats();
  foreach ($filter_formats as $key => $info) {
    $profile = wysiwyg_profile_load($info->format);
    if (!empty($profile)) {
      return TRUE;
    }
  }
  return FALSE;
}

/**
 * When using the PHP built-in webserver, the wysiwyg editor
 * will hang forever, because it makes a request to the web server,
 * and the built-in webserver can only handle one request at a time.
 *
 * We therefore remove all wysiwyg editors when running with 'drush rs'.
 */
function rmwysiwyg_remove_wysiwyg_profiles() {
  $filter_formats = filter_formats();
  foreach ($filter_formats as $key => $info) {
    wysiwyg_profile_delete($info->format);
  }
  wysiwyg_profile_cache_clear();
}