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How to create a static function in a class?

I am trying to use the GQL IN operator to check if an email address is present in an array of strings.
I am using a class with a bunch of static functions. So far, I have a function that returns true or false depending on whether the email exists or not.
Now I want to add a function that returns an array with only strings that contain the email.
class MyClass {
…

public static function isEmailExists($email) {
// Class function that returns true/false depending on whether the email exists
}

public static function getEmails($options) {
// Class function that returns an array of only strings that contain the email
}
}

Right now my problem is that I have no idea how to actually call this class and use these functions. It seems I have to pass an object to it, but that means it needs a non-static variable inside it, which I can’t have in a static function.
What is the best way to do this?

A:

You can extend from this CodeIgniter class:
This class has all of the validation rules you could need, including email validation. It has an is_email() function which returns a boolean that indicates if the passed-in value is a valid email.

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There are three common types of patient support surfaces: (i) wall-mounted systems, (ii) room-mounted systems and (iii) portable bed systems. A wall-mounted system typically attaches to the exterior wall of a room or hallway. Such a surface typically provides a stationary and monolithic patient support surface. The patient support surface includes various types of common patient support devices (e.g., a head section, a foot section, a patient support surface, etc.). A wall-mounted system can be a good option for short-term use or when connecting from one room to another. However, a typical wall-mounted system is not very versatile. In particular, the patient support surface of a wall-mounted system is typically fixed in size and can not be adjusted to accommodate different patient sizes. In addition, if a patient is added or removed from the patient support surface during treatment, the patient is subject to a jarring impact. This impact is a problem because the patient support surface is typically not sufficiently rigid to withstand such a jarring impact. Further, wall-mounted systems are typically not able to be easily moved from one location to another.
A room-mounted system typically attaches to the floor or walls of a room. A room-mounted system is typically more versatile than a wall-mounted system because it may be moved from one room to another. However, a typical room-mounted system must be moved every time a patient is added or removed from the patient support surface during treatment. This is a time-consuming operation and can be inconvenient and problematic. For example, if a room-mounted system is used to provide a patient support surface in a treatment room and a patient is added to the surface in the treatment room, the room-mounted system must be removed from the room and moved to the treatment room in order to properly position the patient support surface. This problem is exacerbated by the fact that the mattress typically is a portion of the patient support surface and the patient support surface is typically positioned several feet away from the mattress.
A typical portable bed system includes a large floor-based frame and a stretcher having support wheels configured to
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