Date: 09/25/98
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> > [structure] var_load($filename);
> > [boolean] var_save($structure, $filename);
> >
> > basically these functions load and save any structure containing
> > scalars, arrays and objects. i've been using php-version of these quite a
> > long but they were so damn slow, so due that i programmed c-version.
>
> Excellent! This would actually come quite in handy in 3.1, which is
> getting a remote function calling mechanism, but I haven't made bothered
> to write functions to serialize or unserialize other types than strings
> and longs yet.
ah well, now the functions are basically bound to file i/o but i'll
improve the code by having in mind the possibility of sending them over
by tcp.
i suppose there will a php-daemon available at 3.1 then?
--jkl
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