Hi Christophe,
Sorry for not responding sooner.

• One of your changed files, Zipper.java, is no longer part of the project and should not be included in this pull request.
• In JSONObject.java and Property.java, I am not sure that the annotation @SuppressWarnings("unchecked") is advisable to add to the code. Can you explain why you think this is the best solution?
  Thanks, Sean

Thanks for your answer @stleary.
I've updated my branch to reflex recent deletions in the repository.

Concerning the @SuppressWarnings part, I've added it to remove the warnings I get when Object are casted to something else, resulting in unchecked cast.

Eventually, I can provide another commit ignoring only the specific cast lines.

I think SupressWarnings and unchecked casts are equally annoying. I note that the problem lines are all casts to generics, e.g.

    return new JSONObject((Map<String, Object>) value).toString();

What would you think about something like,

    return new JSONObject((Map<?, ?>) value).toString();

[Note: I am not going to be able to commit any changes until the unit test suite is completed, which will take a little while. But it would be good to get rid of the warnings in a safe way. Let me know what you think.]

Thank you for the tip. I've pushed a new commit using <?> and no warning anymore.
I think we're good now.

Thanks! As mentioned earlier, I need to hold off on commits until the unit tests are done. If you wish to contribute, the repository is: https://github.com/stleary/JSON-Java-unit-test.

Thanks for the pull request. I think removing warnings is advisable if there is 100% certainty that the code is not affected. My bad for suggesting Map and Collection<?>. That invokes the JSONObject(Object) and JSONArray(Object) ctors, and incidentally breaks the unit tests. To summarize:

• Properties.java change should be OK. properties.propertyNames() returns an Enumeration<? extends Object>.
• JSONObject casts to Class should be OK. object.getClass() returns a Class<? extends Object>.
• All other casts need to have @SuppressWarnings restored, but not at function level. Instead, please try something like this to limit the scope to just the line where the cast occurs:

        } else if (value instanceof Map) {
            @SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
            Map<String, Object> map = (Map<String, Object>) value;
            new JSONObject(map).write(writer, indentFactor, indent);
        }

I've restored "local" @SuppressWarnings for the specific lines. Now we should be OK.

Looks good. Leaving it up for a day or so in case of additional comments. Will have to hand merge, looks like there is a formatting issue in JSONObject.

The formatting issue should be fixed now, allowing you to automerge.

Thanks, merged on a separate branch.