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@@ -193,8 +193,9 @@ by the object iself.
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@Type
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This annotation can be defined on a property to specify the type of that property.
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-This annotation must only be defined when you want to be able to deserialize an
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-object.
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+For deserialization, this annotation must be defined. For serialization, you may
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+define it in order to enhance the produced output; for example, you may want to
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+force a certain format to be used for DateTime types.
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Available Types:
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@@ -219,7 +220,12 @@ Available Types:
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| | Examples: array<string, string>, |
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| | array<string, MyNamespace\MyObject>, etc. |
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+---------------------------+--------------------------------------------------+
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-| DateTime | PHP's DateTime object |
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+| DateTime | PHP's DateTime object (default format/timezone) |
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++---------------------------+--------------------------------------------------+
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+| DateTime<"format"> | PHP's DateTime object (custom format/default |
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+| | timezone) |
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++---------------------------+--------------------------------------------------+
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+| DateTime<"format", "zone">| PHP's DateTime object (custom format/timezone) |
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+---------------------------+--------------------------------------------------+
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| T | Where T is a fully qualified class name. |
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+---------------------------+--------------------------------------------------+
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Johannes