Re^2: Json epoch datetime with perl

Agreed. It is just that I am treating that "\/Date(<epoch>)\/" as a basic string enclosed in double quotes. My problem is with those single backslashes getting replaces by double backslashes.

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Re^3: Json epoch datetime with perl by Anonymous Monk on May 28, 2014 at 09:20 UTC
Agreed. It is just that I am treating that "\/Date(<epoch>)\/" as a basic string enclosed in double quotes. My problem is with those single backslashes getting replaces by double backslashes. Um no. In the OP you have double backslashes; you start with double backslashes; `use JSON qw/ to_json /; my @fudge = "\/Date(<epoch>)\/"; print to_json( \@fudge ); __END__ ["/Date(<epoch>)/"]` [download]	[reply] [d/l]