Docs For Class Zend_Json

Description

Decode JSON encoded string to PHP variable constructs

license: Zend Framework License version 1.0
copyright: Copyright (c) 2006 Zend Technologies USA Inc. (http://www.zend.com/)

Located in /Zend/Json/Decoder.php (line 44)

Class Constant Summary

COLON = 7

COMMA = 6

DATUM = 1

EOF = 0

LBRACE = 2

LBRACKET = 3

RBRACE = 4

RBRACKET = 5

Variable Summary

int $_decodeType

int $_offset

string $_source

int $_sourceLength

int $_token

Method Summary

void __construct (string $source, int $decodeType)

mixed decode ([string $source = null], [int $objectDecodeType = Zend_Json::TYPE_ARRAY])

array _decodeArray ()

array|StdClass _decodeObject ()

mixed _decodeValue ()

void _eatWhitespace ()

int _getNextToken ()

Variables

int $_decodeType (line 95)

Flag indicating how objects should be decoded

access: protected

int $_offset (line 80)

The offset within the souce being decoded

access: protected

string $_source (line 65)

Use to maintain a "pointer" to the source being decoded

access: protected

int $_sourceLength (line 72)

Caches the source length

access: protected

int $_token (line 87)

The current token being considered in the parser cycle

access: protected

Methods

Constructor __construct (line 106)

Constructor

access: protected

void __construct (string $source, int $decodeType)

string $source: String source to decode
int $decodeType: How objects should be decoded -- see Zend_Json::TYPE_ARRAY and Zend_Json::TYPE_OBJECT for valid values

decode (line 153)

Decode a JSON source string

Decodes a JSON encoded string. The value returned will be one of the following:

integer
float
boolean

StdClass

array of one or more of the above types

By default, decoded objects will be returned as associative arrays; to return a StdClass object instead, pass Zend_Json::TYPE_OBJECT to the $objectDecodeType parameter.

Throws a Zend_Json_Exception if the source string is null.

static:
access: public
throws: Zend_Json_Exception

mixed decode ([string $source = null], [int $objectDecodeType = Zend_Json::TYPE_ARRAY])

string $source: String to be decoded
int $objectDecodeType: How objects should be decoded; should be either or Zend_Json::TYPE_ARRAY or Zend_Json::TYPE_OBJECT; defaults to TYPE_ARRAY

_decodeArray (line 261)

Decodes a JSON array format: [element, element2,...,elementN]

access: protected

array _decodeArray ()

_decodeObject (line 206)

Decodes an object of the form: { "attribute: value, "attribute2" : value,...}

If ZJsonEnoder or ZJAjax was used to encode the original object then a special attribute called __className which specifies a class name that should wrap the data contained within the encoded source.

Decodes to either an array or StdClass object, based on the value of $_decodeType. If invalid $_decodeType present, returns as an array.

access: protected

array|StdClass _decodeObject ()

_decodeValue (line 172)

Recursive driving rountine for supported toplevel tops

access: protected

mixed _decodeValue ()

_eatWhitespace (line 290)

Removes whitepsace characters from the source input

access: protected

void _eatWhitespace ()

_getNextToken (line 310)

Retrieves the next token from the source stream

return: Token constant value specified in class definition
access: protected

int _getNextToken ()

Class Constants

COLON = 7 (line 58)

COMMA = 6 (line 57)

DATUM = 1 (line 52)

EOF = 0 (line 51)

Parse tokens used to decode the JSON object. These are not for public consumption, they are just used internally to the class.

LBRACE = 2 (line 53)

LBRACKET = 3 (line 54)

RBRACE = 4 (line 55)

RBRACKET = 5 (line 56)

Zend_Json_Decoder