fastJSON.deserializer.CreateDateTime(String value) throws exception when ms is not 3 digits

[B9Tony]

If a date contains a 2 digit or 1 digit number of milliseconds an exception is thrown by CreateInteger, called by CreateDate, it can be fixed by checking for 'Z' first then calculating the length of milliseconds:

            hour = CreateInteger(value, 11, 2);
            min = CreateInteger(value, 14, 2);
            sec = CreateInteger(value, 17, 2);

            if (value[value.Length - 1] == 'Z')
                utc = true;
            if (value.Length > 21 && value[19] == '.')
                ms = CreateInteger(value, 20, (value.Length - (utc ? 21:20)));

Data Example:

webServiceResults.txt

[RiPont]

This also applies to CreateDateTimeOffset.

[skottmckay]

45 should handle DateTimeOffset better. Allows for 'Z' and the ISO8601 roundtrip format.