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Perl and PHP playing together
Serialize (freeze) the data into a string that PHP can read. See the PHP docs for
serialize()
, in particular the user comment by
scott (at) hurring.com
, and the little module he's written. You'll need
unserialize()
in PHP, to unfreeze, and use it.
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