Re: Handling special characters in JSON (TFM)

Well, if nobody else will RTFM, I will: JSON::XS. :)

perl -MJSON::XS -del #     vvvvvvvv
  DB<1> x JSON::XS->new()->ascii(1)->encode(["\x{00e9}"])
0  '["\\u00e9"]'     #     ^^^^^^^^
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Re^2: Handling special characters in JSON (TFM) by ysth (Canon) on Dec 16, 2010 at 03:47 UTC
That assumes a perl data structure as the source, which wasn't clearly (to me) the case. Anyway, I do: `JSON::to_json( ["\x{00e9}"], { 'ascii' => 1 } )` [download] (with JSON using JSON::XS). -- A math joke: r = \| \|csc(θ)\|+\|sec(θ)\|-\|\|csc(θ)\|-\|sec(θ)\|\| \| Online Fortune Cookie Search Office Space merchandise	[reply] [d/l]
Re^3: Handling special characters in JSON (TFM) by tye (Sage) on Dec 16, 2010 at 04:35 UTC
That assumes a perl data structure as the source, which wasn't clearly (to me) the case. Oh. Well, if only there was a way to take JSON and turn it into a Perl data structure... q-: But "I wrote an ajax service in perl" sure sounds to me like something that is likely to be generating JSON from Perl data structures. :) - tye	[reply]