Replace Collection<Object> to Collection<?> (wildcard). #114
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Otherwise List<?> will call JSONArray(Object array) but is not right.
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Evaluating, will get back to you soon. No worries on the English. Thanks, Sean |
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Please see pull requests 111 and 112, which proposed a similar implementation. |
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Otherwise List<?> will call JSONArray(Object array) but is not right.
Example:
List<?> list = new ArraysList();
JSONArray array = new JSONArray(list);
With old code this call JSONArray(Object array) and then throw exception ( throw new JSONException("JSONArray initial value should be a string or collection or array.");) But is not right! JSONArray(Collection collection) will be call! With wildcard that be work.
P.S. Sorry for my English.