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When a empty array is in the json string, this part of the parse will fail.

(Line 372 - 376) of NiceJson.json

private static JsonNode ParseJsonPart(string jsonPart)
{
    JsonNode jsonPartValue = null;
    switch (jsonPart[0])
    {

How can I fix this warning?

''JsonObject.ContainsKey(string)' hides inherited member 'JsonNode.ContainsKey(string)'. Use the new keyword if hiding was intended. [Assembly-CSharp-firstpass]' at: '768,21' source: ''

Hi,
Great library; I'm trying to parse a JSON array in Unity3D using SimpleJSON, when I call this in my code

...
JsonArray response = (JsonArray)JsonNode.ParseJsonString(MyJsonString);
...

I get this error(goLevel.cs is the script I'm calling JsonNode.ParseJsonString from):

InvalidCastException: Cannot cast from source type to destination type.
goLevel+<WaitForRequest>c__Iterator0.MoveNext () (at Assets/_Scripts/goLevel.cs:99)

The content of MyJsonString is like:

"[{'platform': u'github', 'uri': u'https://github.com/habedi'}]\n"

Any suggestions to resolve this?
Thanks in advance.
Hassan

Hi, can you add Bigint support for lib?

Hi, first of all, thanks for this library. I've been writing my scripts with it now and one thing I've noticed that would be very useful, is to be able to do JsonObject[0], JsonObject[1], etc, instead of JsonObject["key1"], JsonObject["key2"].
I am just missing how to do this.. or is there a workaround for this?
This is my JSON and I want to do:

{
	"name": "Forest Biome",

	"multipliers":{ 
		"steps": 1.00,
    	"xp_gain": 0.20,
    	"damage": 0.50
	},

	"tiles":{
		"Forest Tile":{
			"Hname": "forest_basic",
			"rarity": 100,
			"minHeight": 1,
			"maxHeight": 1000
		}
                "Plains Tile":{
			"Hname": "grass_basic",
			"rarity": 50,
			"minHeight": 1,
			"maxHeight": 1000
		}
	}
}

and I was trying to do:

List<TileType> tiles = new List<TileType>();
//insert a loop to get every object listed in tiles {} later
tiles.Add(Tiles[json["tiles"][0]["Hname"]])
tiles.Add(Tiles[json["tiles"][1]["Hname"]]);

This worked fine; tiles.Add(Tiles[json["tiles"]["Forest Tile"]["Hname"]]);

Thanks,
Pixel

When there's a empty node "{}" in the code, S will be null and this code fails.

(Line 211) in NiceJson.json

protected static string UnescapeString(string s)
{
    string result = string.Empty;

    for (int i=0;i<s.Length;i++)