var foo = <?=json_encode($my_string)?>;
... (yes, they maybe heared somewhere that JSON is *not* javascript, I
told 'em too).
JSON is a strict subset of JavaScript, and the above scenario is something I
also do often.
Since PHP generates web pages, any time I need to generate a JS literal
json_encode() is the natural equivalent of var_export(.., true) for PHP
literals.
Since it may not match the RFC apparently, I suggest a flag as some other
people said:
function json_encode($var, $allowScalar = false) {}
This way we gain best of both worlds without disrupting either specs nor
existing workflows.
Regards,
Stan Vassilev
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