On 3 Aug 2010, at 17:31, Evan Carroll wrote:
I've posted a question and a few possible fixes. Does anyone have
anything to add here? How do you go about dumping Moose to JSON in
Cat?
I use MooseX::Storage, as per perigrin's comment on the stack overflow
post.
Cheers
t0m
It also appears as if YAML::Syck does this very well:
perl -MJSON::Syck -MURI -E'say JSON::Syck::Dump( bless { foo =>
URI->new("http://www.evancarrol.com";) } )'
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On Tue, Aug 3, 2010 at 12:34 PM, Stuart Watt wrote:
> You're right - I just checked the sources and there is no valid code for
> this case, despite the implication of the documentation. I'd be tempted to
> file a bug against JSON::XS, as at least the pod is wrong. I guess it got
> too hard, as ble
> The documentation isn't clear on how, but this implies some combination of
> these flags (probably setting both to true) should do the "encoding the
> reference as if it weren't blessed" thing.
No, allow_blessed(1) means it will not die, it will instead print out
the totally useless string 'nul
Hi,
On 03/08/10 16:31, Evan Carroll wrote:
> I've posted a question and a few possible fixes. Does anyone have
> anything to add here? How do you go about dumping Moose to JSON in
> Cat?
>
> http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3391967/how-do-i-turn-moose-objects-into-json-for-use-in-catalyst
>
>
I've posted a question and a few possible fixes. Does anyone have
anything to add here? How do you go about dumping Moose to JSON in
Cat?
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3391967/how-do-i-turn-moose-objects-into-json-for-use-in-catalyst
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