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Posted by Carl Vondrick on 01/24/06 21:40
You can "store" objects in an array, sure:
$my_array = array(new my_object(), new_my_object());
That should work just fine (untested).
You can also try and serialize objects, which are useful if you want to
save them after execution is over. To do this, you use serialize()and
unserialize(). For example:
fwrite($handle, serialize($myobject));
Then later on:
$a = unserialize(file_get_contents('serialized_code.php'));
Good luck.
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