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@ -363,9 +363,10 @@ PHP 5.4 UPGRADE NOTES
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Using O: for user classes not extending internal classes (including
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those implementing Serializable) is still supported in 5.4, though
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it is deprecated and may not be supported in 5.6. Same for using O: for
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internal classes implementing Serializable (like ArrayObject) and
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classes that extend them.
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it is deprecated and may not be supported in 5.6 for classes that do not
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originally serialize to O:. Same for using O: for internal classes
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implementing Serializable (like ArrayObject) and classes that extend
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them.
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The reason for that is that O: format is meant to be used with classes
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that do not define custom handlers, and was never intended for the use
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