After doing a little googling I couldn't figure out the answer to that. I will be MUCH more sympathetic to changing the JSON-RPC api if there is.
And mizerydearia: re: the witcoin issue: You say:
"I see the transaction as 0.94 However, http://json-rpc.org/ retrieves the data as 0.93999999999999994671"
So why when you display that value are you truncating it instead of rounding it to 8 decimal places?
For example:
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> php -r "printf('%.8f', 0.94);" #CORRECT
0.94000000
> php -r "printf('%.16f', 0.94);" #WRONG
0.9399999999999999
0.94000000
> php -r "printf('%.16f', 0.94);" #WRONG
0.9399999999999999
... or to convert to an integer-number-of-base-unit:
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> php -r '$val=0.94; printf("%d", round(1e8*$val));'
94000000
94000000
All of that assume that your php support double-precision floating point, which brings me back to my question: are there any php implementations that do not?