PHP save and load class to binary file
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What is the best way to convert class to binary data and back? Can not convert it back from binary to class.
For example:
class myclass{
public $a=50, $b=100; // 1 byte size
public $c=5, $d=1; // 2 bytes size
function test(){
$data = pack("c2s2", ...array_values((array)$this)); //ok
$this = unpack("c2s2", $data); // not working!!!
}}
Unpacking to separate array then assigning each field separately is not the best way for me. Maybe there is another way? I will handle thousands of such objects with much more fields and want to store them in maximally compact binary form.
php class binary
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What is the best way to convert class to binary data and back? Can not convert it back from binary to class.
For example:
class myclass{
public $a=50, $b=100; // 1 byte size
public $c=5, $d=1; // 2 bytes size
function test(){
$data = pack("c2s2", ...array_values((array)$this)); //ok
$this = unpack("c2s2", $data); // not working!!!
}}
Unpacking to separate array then assigning each field separately is not the best way for me. Maybe there is another way? I will handle thousands of such objects with much more fields and want to store them in maximally compact binary form.
php class binary
asked Jan 18 at 17:05
Stas KushStas Kush
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Not sure what you're after, but Cannot re-assign $this
– AbraCadaver
Jan 18 at 17:13
Justunserializeand let the things happen. See php.net/manual/en/class.serializable.php
– Quasimodo's clone
Jan 18 at 17:23
On Quasimodo's clone link found list() function. Now it looks like list(,$this->a,...) = unpack("c2s2", $data). As i know serialization stores field names not needed in my case.
– Stas Kush
Jan 18 at 18:15
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What is the best way to convert class to binary data and back? Can not convert it back from binary to class.
For example:
class myclass{
public $a=50, $b=100; // 1 byte size
public $c=5, $d=1; // 2 bytes size
function test(){
$data = pack("c2s2", ...array_values((array)$this)); //ok
$this = unpack("c2s2", $data); // not working!!!
}}
Unpacking to separate array then assigning each field separately is not the best way for me. Maybe there is another way? I will handle thousands of such objects with much more fields and want to store them in maximally compact binary form.
php class binary
asked Jan 18 at 17:05
Stas KushStas Kush
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What is the best way to convert class to binary data and back? Can not convert it back from binary to class.
For example:
class myclass{
public $a=50, $b=100; // 1 byte size
public $c=5, $d=1; // 2 bytes size
function test(){
$data = pack("c2s2", ...array_values((array)$this)); //ok
$this = unpack("c2s2", $data); // not working!!!
}}
Unpacking to separate array then assigning each field separately is not the best way for me. Maybe there is another way? I will handle thousands of such objects with much more fields and want to store them in maximally compact binary form.
php class binary
php class binary
asked Jan 18 at 17:05
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Not sure what you're after, but Cannot re-assign $this
– AbraCadaver
Jan 18 at 17:13
Justunserializeand let the things happen. See php.net/manual/en/class.serializable.php
– Quasimodo's clone
Jan 18 at 17:23
On Quasimodo's clone link found list() function. Now it looks like list(,$this->a,...) = unpack("c2s2", $data). As i know serialization stores field names not needed in my case.
– Stas Kush
Jan 18 at 18:15
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Not sure what you're after, but Cannot re-assign $this
– AbraCadaver
Jan 18 at 17:13
Justunserializeand let the things happen. See php.net/manual/en/class.serializable.php
– Quasimodo's clone
Jan 18 at 17:23
On Quasimodo's clone link found list() function. Now it looks like list(,$this->a,...) = unpack("c2s2", $data). As i know serialization stores field names not needed in my case.
– Stas Kush
Jan 18 at 18:15
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Not sure what you're after, but Cannot re-assign $this
– AbraCadaver
Jan 18 at 17:13
Not sure what you're after, but Cannot re-assign $this
– AbraCadaver
Jan 18 at 17:13
Just
unserialize and let the things happen. See php.net/manual/en/class.serializable.php– Quasimodo's clone
Jan 18 at 17:23
Just
unserialize and let the things happen. See php.net/manual/en/class.serializable.php– Quasimodo's clone
Jan 18 at 17:23
On Quasimodo's clone link found list() function. Now it looks like list(,$this->a,...) = unpack("c2s2", $data). As i know serialization stores field names not needed in my case.
– Stas Kush
Jan 18 at 18:15
On Quasimodo's clone link found list() function. Now it looks like list(,$this->a,...) = unpack("c2s2", $data). As i know serialization stores field names not needed in my case.
– Stas Kush
Jan 18 at 18:15
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Not sure what you're after, but Cannot re-assign $this
– AbraCadaver
Jan 18 at 17:13
Just
unserializeand let the things happen. See php.net/manual/en/class.serializable.php– Quasimodo's clone
Jan 18 at 17:23
On Quasimodo's clone link found list() function. Now it looks like list(,$this->a,...) = unpack("c2s2", $data). As i know serialization stores field names not needed in my case.
– Stas Kush
Jan 18 at 18:15