note 109679 added to function.json-decode
| From: | Anonymous | Date: | Wed, 08 Aug 2012 20:28:34 +0000 |
| Subject: | note 109679 added to function.json-decode | ||
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@geoffrey's example below is invalid. Don't forget that json_decode decodes *json*. So,
json_decode("01234") tells the decoder to produce an integer. That has nothing to do with
PHP - the JSON string "01234" *is* a JSON representation of an integer.
Since Geoffrey intended the result to be a string, he should have had the JSON representation of a
string to begin with. Ie json_decode('"01234"').
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