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Are serialized objects transferable?
2019 Community Moderator ElectionDetecting an undefined object propertyWhat is the most efficient way to deep clone an object in JavaScript?Serializing to JSON in jQueryChecking if a key exists in a JavaScript object?Convert form data to JavaScript object with jQueryHow do I serialize an object and save it to a file in Android?Find object by id in an array of JavaScript objectsIterate through object propertiesCheck if a value is an object in JavaScriptCreating object with dynamic keys
Assume I'm serializing an object. For me, it's PHP's serialize.
The following code:
class TestForSerialize
private $value = 'value';
public function test()
return 'test';
when serialized, will output:
string(71) "O:16:"TestForSerialize":1:s:23:"TestForSerializevalue";s:5:"value";"
If I am to give this string to someone else, provided they have the same setup as mine, will they be able to instantiate the same object?
object serialization
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Assume I'm serializing an object. For me, it's PHP's serialize.
The following code:
class TestForSerialize
private $value = 'value';
public function test()
return 'test';
when serialized, will output:
string(71) "O:16:"TestForSerialize":1:s:23:"TestForSerializevalue";s:5:"value";"
If I am to give this string to someone else, provided they have the same setup as mine, will they be able to instantiate the same object?
object serialization
asked Mar 6 at 13:26
coolpastacoolpasta
1868
add a comment |
Assume I'm serializing an object. For me, it's PHP's serialize.
The following code:
class TestForSerialize
private $value = 'value';
public function test()
return 'test';
when serialized, will output:
string(71) "O:16:"TestForSerialize":1:s:23:"TestForSerializevalue";s:5:"value";"
If I am to give this string to someone else, provided they have the same setup as mine, will they be able to instantiate the same object?
object serialization
asked Mar 6 at 13:26
coolpastacoolpasta
1868
Assume I'm serializing an object. For me, it's PHP's serialize.
The following code:
class TestForSerialize
private $value = 'value';
public function test()
return 'test';
when serialized, will output:
string(71) "O:16:"TestForSerialize":1:s:23:"TestForSerializevalue";s:5:"value";"
If I am to give this string to someone else, provided they have the same setup as mine, will they be able to instantiate the same object?
object serialization
object serialization
asked Mar 6 at 13:26
coolpastacoolpasta
1868
asked Mar 6 at 13:26
coolpastacoolpasta
1868
asked Mar 6 at 13:26
coolpastacoolpasta
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asked Mar 6 at 13:26
coolpastacoolpasta
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asked Mar 6 at 13:26
coolpastacoolpasta
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