String deserialization fails

[jfontsaballs]

Hello,

Trying to serialize an string is not working properly as the deserialized string is not equal to the previously serialized string. Please see code below.

static void Main()
{
    var netJsonSettings = new NetJSONSettings {
        CaseSensitive = true,
        DateFormat = NetJSONDateFormat.ISO,
        IncludeTypeInformation = true,
        UseEnumString = true,
        UseStringOptimization = true
    };
    var myString = "MyString";

    var serialized = NetJSON.NetJSON.Serialize(myString, netJsonSettings);
    var result = NetJSON.NetJSON.Deserialize<string>(serialized, netJsonSettings);

                                            // Console output
    Console.WriteLine(myString == result);  // False (!!! I expected this to be true)
    Console.WriteLine(serialized);          // "MyString"
    Console.WriteLine(myString);            // MyString
    Console.WriteLine(result);              // "MyString" (result string should not contain quotes, as the original string didn't)

    Console.ReadLine();
}

[rpgmaker]

Thanks will look into it.

[rpgmaker]

The issue is resolved. Please test with the branch if you can. I will make it a nuget package once i fix the other pending issues.

Thanks,

[jfontsaballs]

Issue seems resolved.

static void Main()
{
    var netJsonSettings = new NetJSONSettings {
        CaseSensitive = true,
        DateFormat = NetJSONDateFormat.ISO,
        IncludeTypeInformation = true,
        UseEnumString = true,
        UseStringOptimization = true
    };
    var myString = "MyString";

    var serialized = NetJSON.NetJSON.Serialize(myString, netJsonSettings);
    var result = NetJSON.NetJSON.Deserialize<string>(serialized, netJsonSettings);

                                            // Console output
    Console.WriteLine(myString == result);  // False (!!! I expected this to be true)
    Console.WriteLine(serialized);          // "MyString"
    Console.WriteLine(myString);            // MyString
    Console.WriteLine(result);              // MyString (Now we get the expected result)

    Console.ReadLine();
}

Thank you very much.