Okay, additional tests follow:
use Data::Dumper;
use JSON;
%a = (
'foo' => 1,
'bar' => 0,
'baz' => 'xyzzy',
'fred'=> "1",
'barney'=> "0",
);
$j = to_json( \%a );
print "dump:\n", Dumper(\%a), "\n";
print "json:\n", Dumper($j), "\n";
results:
dump:
$VAR1 = {
'barney' => '0',
'bar' => 0,
'baz' => 'xyzzy',
'foo' => 1,
'fred' => '1'
};
json:
$VAR1 = '{"barney":"0","bar":0,"baz":"xyzzy","foo":1,"fred":"1"}';
which shows that json conversion indeed cares whether it's a numeric
or a string. and here's the dump of movabletype $status:
state is:
$VAR1 = {
'is_banned' => '0',
'is_authenticated' => '0',
'can_comment' => '0',
'can_post' => '0',
'is_anonymous' => '1',
'is_trusted' => '0'
};
So yes, they are all strings, while they somehow should not be.
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