<commit_before>MarshalledAttributes
====================

MarshalledAttributes allows you to marshal data to attributes in your
ORM database.

Usage
-----

Create the attributes that you want to use in a migration as binary columns.

For example,

create_table :tacos do |table|
  table.binary :salsa
end

Then, in the ActiveRecord::Base class, just do:

marshal :salsa

You can then put ruby objects which will be Marshal loaded and dumped automatically
into your table.<commit_msg>Markdown formatting fix<commit_after>MarshalledAttributes
====================

MarshalledAttributes allows you to marshal data to attributes in your
ORM database.

Usage
-----

Create the attributes that you want to use in a migration as binary columns.

For example,

`create_table :tacos do |table|
  table.binary :salsa
end`

Then, in the ActiveRecord::Base class, just do:

`marshal :salsa`

You can then put ruby objects which will be Marshal loaded and dumped automatically
into your table.
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