Re: [PHP4BETA] class serialize/unserialize implementation.
| From: | Jakub Skopal | Date: | Wed, 15 Sep 1999 17:36:03 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: [PHP4BETA] class serialize/unserialize implementation. | ||
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Hi,
this doesn't suite for me :-) remember you use classes for
more things than just instancing a class. what about
*_fetch_object()? i'm not able to figure out the name of the
class here. I think, the behaviour you sugested (when a
class is not defined, generate a plain object without single
function like in PHP3) is very good :-)
Jakub
15.09.1999 v 13:23:47 (+0200), Thies C. Arntzen napsal:
> hi -
>
> the problem i see is that you *NEED* to have the class your unserializing
> defined *BEFORE* you can unserialize i't instance - even though it seems
> logical i don't know if people will get bitten by this!
>
> the benefit is that you get a fully working instance fron unserialize
> instead of the "dumb" array you got in PHP3
>
> also 'cause i had to put the class-name into the serialized data. it
> probably won't "unserialize" when using php3. (people that store
> serialized data in a file/db may get bitten by this!).
>
> the next time we come up with a new format (i hope never!) we need to make
> sure that we have a version number and a magic-cookie - so that we can
> mark incompatible changes!
>
> comments?
> tc
>
>
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