Unmarshal object with PHP

[drogus]

Hi,

Is there any implamentation of something like Marshal.dump in PHP? Or
any implementation that is easily readable, so I could rewrite it into
PHP? (I can't figure out what's going on in C files from ruby
core ;-)

Thanks,
Peter

 

[Eric Hodel]

Is there any implamentation of something like Marshal.dump in PHP? Or
any implementation that is easily readable, so I could rewrite it into
PHP? (I can't figure out what's going on in C files from ruby
core ;-)

http://www.aagh.net/projects/ruby-php-serialize

 

[Robert Klemme]

Hi,

Is there any implamentation of something like Marshal.dump in PHP? Or
any implementation that is easily readable, so I could rewrite it into
PHP? (I can't figure out what's going on in C files from ruby
core ;-)

If you can switch formats, YAML might be easier:

http://www.google.com/search?q=yaml+php

Kind regards

robert

 

[Piotr Sarnacki]

Thanks for replies

http://www.aagh.net/projects/ruby-php-serialize

I should specify more precisely I need something like Ruby PHP
serializer, but "the other way". (PHP Ruby Marshalizer? ;-) )

Session data in Rails is marshaled and I want to read it in PHP
application to find out if user is logged in.

If you can switch formats, YAML might be easier:

Yes, YAML would be much easier But as you see I can't use it.


If there is no easy way to do this I'd have to change session
behaviour a little bit.... :]

 

[Eric Hodel]

Thanks for replies

http://www.aagh.net/projects/ruby-php-serialize

I should specify more precisely I need something like Ruby PHP
serializer, but "the other way". (PHP Ruby Marshalizer? ;-) )

Session data in Rails is marshaled and I want to read it in PHP
application to find out if user is logged in.

If there is no easy way to do this I'd have to change session
behaviour a little bit.... :]

That's probably optimal. Porting Ruby's marshal format to PHP is
going to take you longer than using PHP serialize instead of marshal
on your session data.