you can use ArrayObject functions?
an Object is always easier to handle / convert.
instead of $serialized = serialize($array);
you can do things like $serialized = (string)$arrayObject; and things like that.

Peter van der Does wrote:
What is the advantage of using ArrayObject to build a Registry class?


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