Perl Hashes => Php array: existant module?

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Re: Perl Hashes => Php array: existant module? by ikegami (Patriarch) on Dec 09, 2009 at 18:27 UTC
Does it have to be in PHP format, or in a format for which there's a ready made module for PHP? I'm pretty sure JSON and YAML have PHP bindings, and both are designed to store such structures simply.	[reply]
Re^2: Perl Hashes => Php array: existant module? by ssc37 (Acolyte) on Dec 09, 2009 at 20:42 UTC
In the best way i prefere it to be in PHP format, because i need to include the result in a php page. But to solve my problem if i have to use a xml writer and after use a php2xml parser to put my hash in a multidimensional php array i don't care ^^ Which way is the best? (write my page in perl?.. ^^) Does a php writer exists? or do you know a easy xml writer to generate a xml with a multidimensional hash? Best regards and thanks for you answer ikegami :)	[reply]
Re: Perl Hashes => Php array: existant module? by superfrink (Curate) on Dec 09, 2009 at 20:33 UTC
You may find code to parse and produce PHP serialized data in the PHP::Session module. Update: The module that PHP::Session uses to serialize data is PHP::Session::Serializer::PHP .	[reply]
Re: Perl Hashes => Php array: existant module? by ssc37 (Acolyte) on Dec 10, 2009 at 11:36 UTC
I've took a look about PHP::Session and not seen something interesting for my deal. I browse cpan yesterday and found the module PHP::Serialization, but i'm not sure it dump a php array. I've just tried XML::Dumper but it didn't print all informations of my hashes just the first keys.... so i test with Data::DumpXML and everything is ok ^^ Last step, parse this xml file to retrieve an array in my php page Cheers for yours informations and for this nice website Best regards Ps: i hope you understand my sad english ^^ i'm french	[reply]
Re: Perl Hashes => Php array: existant module? by ssc37 (Acolyte) on Dec 10, 2009 at 12:57 UTC
After take a look at my output xml file generated by XML::Dumper, i've seen some key encode in base64 ... :s due to some accent or characters like 'éè' etc.. Do you know a way to solve it? Thanks	[reply]