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dlowhorn
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Posted: 2005-Aug-10 00:59
I want to create a class and write the class to a binary file in one command and read the class back in one command. In C++, I might just make the << operator a friend of the class to do the printing, and for the binary file reading/writing, I could use sizeof() to get the size of the class to give to fseek to advance the pointer.
But the sizeof() php function doesnt seem to work the same way on php classes as I thought it might.
So...any thoughts on how to do either of these? Getting the size of a php class and overloading an output operation so I can print the entire class (or read it) at once?
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