Make parseJSONObject/Array return null when parsing fails #166
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Thanks! Unfortunately the indentation change meant there was a conflict, but I've just added your change by hand. Much appreciated! |
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Merged here: 53246fb |
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Fixes #165.
The RuntimeException (thrown when the JSON String could not be parsed) is now caught in both parseJSONObject() and parseJSONArray() so that null can be returned. I also fixed the indentation of parseJSONArray's doc.