On 6 Mar 2009, at 10:33, Neo [GC] wrote:
[...]
To anyone: Be careful when converting perl-datastructures to JSON. I
remember having a problem with boolean values, as javascript knows
real booleans while perl uses 0 and 1. "use JSON" did have some
magic settings to prevent a boolean 0/false to be sent as string
"false", which is interpreted as boolean true in javascript.
I will ask my collegue, where he has hidden his solution / the cause
of the problem (of course, if int 0 and 1 is sent, js casts int 0 to
boolean false).
I solved that problem in one of my projects by explicitly putting
JSON:: constants into the data structure like so:
$c->stash->{myjsonresponse} = {
boolean => $myboolean ? JSON::true : JSON::false,
}
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