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Constants

Functions

Function xc_serialize

Serialises a variable to PHP format using the Core encoder interface.

Contrary to the standard serialize() function that does not allow serialisation of native closures, this method replaces all native closures by instances of Core\Closure that provide support for serialisation and transparently embed a native closure.

Since: 3.1
Located at Boot.inc.php

Parameters summary

`mixed`	`$var`	Variable to serialise.

Return value summary

`string`	Binary string of serialised variable.