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Add a parameter to ParseQuery::find to get unprocessed result. #26

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@gfosco gfosco commented Aug 31, 2014

This would allow a workaround for #13, the ability to get the result from a ParseQuery->find() without the results being decoded into ParseObject instances.

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gfosco commented Sep 4, 2014

Going to look at exposing this differently, a per-object json encode.

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dplewis added a commit to dplewis/parse-php-sdk that referenced this pull request Dec 3, 2018
the ability to get the result from a ParseQuery->find() without the results being decoded into ParseObject instances.

Similar to parse-community#26
dplewis added a commit that referenced this pull request Dec 4, 2018
* Add encode option to ParseQuery:find

the ability to get the result from a ParseQuery->find() without the results being decoded into ParseObject instances.

Similar to #26

* improve coverage

* fix tests
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