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Re: out of sheer curiosity... [message #177550 is a reply to message #177549] Mon, 09 April 2012 12:27 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
Jerry Stuckle is currently offline  Jerry Stuckle
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On 4/9/2012 5:29 AM, M. Strobel wrote:
>
> You should admit that serialize() is a special function that creates a frozen
> portable copy of an object. The object loses it's identity in the process, but keeps
> it's data. The calls to sleep() and wakeup() are okay.
>

It doesn't make any difference what serialize is. OO requires exactly
one constructor and one destructor call for every object. Other
languages such as C++, SmallTalk and Java handle it fine.

sleep() and wakeup() are not constructors or destructors, and have a
different purpose.

>> And I was referring to storing in a session, not serializing the data, i.e.
>>
>> $_SESSION['stupid'] = $idiot;
>
> You could probably not work in a team, because you can't talk/write. You could
> certainly not work as a teacher.

I've been working in team environments for over 40 years. I have been
managing multi-programmer projects for over 25 years. And I have been
teaching for corporations (mostly Fortune 500) for over 20 years -
mainly C, C++, Java and OOAD (although some others also).

But then my students are intelligent. You wouldn't last a month there.

>
> This is very interesting, and I never ran into this in my 20000+ lines of code
> (current project), because I have a feeling of what makes sense. I always serialize
> my objects myself.
>

Shows how stoopid you really are. Glad you aren't on one of my projects
- you wouldn't last long (see above).

> The handling of objects in session variables seems broke. This is IMO no defect in
> the object model, but in the session code.
>

It is a flat out conflict in OO requirements. It has nothing to do with
sessions.

> Here is the test code, see yourself:
>

<snip>

Who gives a crap?

The bottom line is that PHP violates OO principles. No other language
does so. But then I'm sure you don't have any experience with other
languages.

> /Str.

You really are showing how ignorant of basic OO principles you are.

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