Well I'm using this as a serializer object inside a Mojo App......so I'm getting a database response and converting it into JSON. I have a value that is returned as $hash->{'leaf'} = JSON::false but it is returning as "leaf": "false". I'm pretty sure I'm calling the serialize function but I'll have to trace it through. This is using Mojo, which has a render_json function and I'm over-riding Mojo::JSON with a controller that does this: 
BEGIN {
    # install JSON and JSON::XS if you can!
    eval 'use JSON -convert_blessed_universally;';
    eval ( $@ ? 'sub HAS_JSON(){ 0 }' : 'sub HAS_JSON(){ 1 }' );
}

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Which makes it all a bit complicated. I just noticed that the return wasn't what I expected. I'll double check that my serialize is getting called but I'm pretty sure it is.

In reply to Re^2: JSON.pm returning "false" instead of false by josh803316
in thread JSON.pm returning "false" instead of false by josh803316

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