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I know that it is possible to specify that you want array type instead of object type when you run query with Doctrine. However, I happen to be working with the code that I can't edit which returns to me the result from a query as an object and I want to be able to convert that to array somehow. It seems like in the older version doctrine used to have something like toArray() which can be used.

Is there something similar to that now which I can use?

Nicolai Fröhlich
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  • Take a look to this question: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6836592/serializing-php-object-to-json – manix Jun 08 '14 at 08:32

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No, doctrine 2 uses the data mapper pattern and doesn't make any assumptions about the PHP class. If the class doesn't provide a toArray() method explicitly, then you'd need to create the array manually with the object's getter methods.

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