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
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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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
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 'null'.
On Tue, Aug 3, 2010 at 12:34 PM, Stuart Watt sw...@infobal.com 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
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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