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@@ -9,7 +9,9 @@ PetaJson is a simple but flexible JSON library implemented in a single C# file.
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* Support for dynamic Expando (read) and anonymous types (write)
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* Choose from good performance + portable (System.Reflection), or high performance + less portable (using System.Reflection.Emit)
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* Custom formatting and parsing of any type
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-* Support for serialization of abstract/virtual types
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+* Support for serialization of polymorphic types
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+* Utilities for cloning and reparsing objects into different types
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+* Bonus IDictionary<string,object> extensions simplifies working with weakly typed JSON data.
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* Directly reads from TextReader and writes to TextWriter and any underlying stream
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* Simple set of custom attributes to control serialization
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* Optional non-strict parsing allows comments, non-quoted dictionary keys, trailing commas and hex literals (great for config files)
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@@ -191,7 +193,7 @@ there's no need for an exclude attribute as only members marked DataMember are i
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## Custom Formatting
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-Custom formatting can be used for any type. Say we have the following type:
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+Custom formatting can be used on any type. Say we have the following type:
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struct Point
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{
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@@ -286,7 +288,7 @@ For example, this is the equivalent of the above example:
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Note: this approach only works for structs (not classes)
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-## Custom Factories
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+## Custom Factories and Polymorphic Types
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Suppose we have a class heirarchy something like this:
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Brad Robinson