So, I found myself wondering today why PHP has no built in way to treat cookies as objects.
Why?
I've already written my own class, but, we should implement this!
$cookie = new Cookie();
if (!isset($cookie->username)) {
$cookie->username = "george";
$cookie->save();
}
^^ is nice, I was also thinking, there should be an option to auto-save the cookies on __set :)
-j
I think it's a great idea, maybe it sould be implemented the same way for
sessions too?
So, I found myself wondering today why PHP has no built in way to treat
cookies as objects.Why?
I've already written my own class, but, we should implement this!
$cookie = new Cookie();
if (!isset($cookie->username)) {
$cookie->username = "george";
$cookie->save();
}^^ is nice, I was also thinking, there should be an option to auto-save
the cookies on __set :)-j
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sincerely yours,
Alexander Pak
Alexander Pak wrote:
I think it's a great idea, maybe it sould be implemented the same way for
sessions too?So, I found myself wondering today why PHP has no built in way to treat
cookies as objects.Why?
I've already written my own class, but, we should implement this!
$cookie = new Cookie();
if (!isset($cookie->username)) {
$cookie->username = "george";
$cookie->save();
}^^ is nice, I was also thinking, there should be an option to auto-save
the cookies on __set :)-j
I think it's a useless idea and (mainly) this discussion should be moved
to php-generals (or can be reported as a feature suggestion in a
bugreport; bugs.php.net). It has nothing to do with PHP internals.