[eluser]nmweb[/eluser]
Can you enlighten why you would want to do this? Syntactical sugar? Objects generally take up more memory and have no real added value in your testcase. Adding to that, maybe your php version is different but accessing $obj->0/$obj->1 etc. doesn't work (php5.2.6) Afaik as I know it doesn't work in any php version. So it won't work if your array has a numerical index. Having $_POST as an object is fine but objects have properties and methods for a reason. A valid reason could be to filter input ($_POST->get('email')(secure) vs $_POST->get_raw('email')(unfiltered) for example). Using php5's SPL you can even mimic the original array syntax so you can do $_POST=new Post($_POST): $_POST['email']; // secure, $_POST->raw('email');//unfiltered
