You have to do echo $obj->serialize().
It's just an additional few characters to type :)
Andi
At 05:54 PM 1/27/2001 +0100, Harald Radi wrote:
>hi,
>
>i've written an extension and want the following:
>
>____________________________
>
>$var = new myObject();
>
>$echo $var->elem; // the
>php_myObject_property_handler() is called and i
>can return the value
>
>$echo $var // php prints out 'Object' , but i
>whish to serialize my
>object and deliver a string
>_____________________________
>
>
>is this possible or do i always have to call something like echo
>$var->serialize(); ?
>
>harald.
>
>resistance is futile - nme.at
>
>
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