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Ver 2.4.0.4, when call DeepCopy(), exception thrown: System.InvalidCastException:“Unable to cast object of type 'System.Collections.Concurrent.ConcurrentQueue`1[System.Byte[]]' to type 'System.Collections.IList'.”

When I use an ?int property the value does save to the file correctly but I'm not able to deserialize the value. Any ideas? `[Serializable] public class ControllerAsset : AutoGeneratedNetworkDevice...

I checked source code. The lookuptable was created only for CreditData. Because of that Response is not parsing Simple example: ``` var r = fastJSON.JSON.ToObject("{\"data \":{\"Credit \":10},\"Error\":\"noerror\"}"); Debug.Assert(r.Error != null);...

For a simple Object with DateTime field, assign UTC-Time to it and serialize the object to json-text, then deserialize an object from the same json-text, the UTC-Time does not match...

Dear support, With example dungvu-qe in issuess : https://github.com/mgholam/fastJSON/issues/132 I have a issue when try to update your lib from 2.3.1 to the latest version. My code is run in...

I need a object type return that is similar to the JSON.Parse method where I don't use a type to get a listing of the json objects and values. Many...

Here's the error (which was reported previously, but nobody actually solved): ``` InvalidProgramException: Invalid IL code in (wrapper dynamic-method) FakeVector3:_cgm (object): IL_0013: ret System.Delegate.CreateDelegate (System.Type type, System.Object firstArgument, System.Reflection.MethodInfo method,...

I have a class that contains a HashSet in it. The output looks perfect and contains the string entries as expected. Deserializing that file back into a class fails with...

I have a complex object that needs to have only two fields need to be considered for the sortable order of the object. So I override int GetHashCode() and return...

How to get the total number of records returned by using the JSON.Parse(json) function? I use JSON.Parse(json).count to return only the number 5, which actually has 364 records.