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The method addData($key, $value) allows to add new keys to serialised objects but no further manipulation to the serialised object is possible is post serialize events. This commit added the 2 methods: removeData($key) and getData(). This will allow manipulation of the current serialised object in post serialize event listeners. This is in response to schmittjoh#74, as I'm facing a similar need.
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Added support to read and remove current serialized object
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The method addData($key, $value) allows to add new keys to serialised objects but no further manipulation to the serialised object is possible is post serialize events. This commit added the 2 methods: removeData($key) and getData(). This will allow manipulation of the current serialised object in post serialize event listeners. This is in response to schmittjoh#74, as I'm facing a similar need.