in class/corlib/System.Collections.Generic/:

in class/corlib/System.Collections.Generic/:
2009-12-06  Chris Toshok  <toshok@ximian.com>

	* KeyValuePair.cs: we need setters for Key and Value so they can
	be set via reflection from
	System.ServiceModel.System.Runtime.Serialization.Json.TypeMap.cs.

in class/System.ServiceModel.Web/System.Runtime.Serialization.Json/:
2009-12-06  Chris Toshok  <toshok@ximian.com>

	* JsonSerializationReader.cs (DeserializeGenericCollection): this
	is jb's (iirc) patch, actually.  Types subclassing from
	ICollection<T> need to be supported, and since it's an interface
	the implementation might be explicit.  So instead of groveling
	around in the actual type, we need to dispatch through the
	interface's method.

	* TypeMap.cs (CreateDefaultTypeMap): we need to include non-public
	properties, since KeyValuePair items must be able to write to Key
	and Value properties.

	* JsonReader.cs (ReadContent): for builtin values (null, true,
	false), use TryReadString instead of individual ReadChar's, since
	they aren't reversible if the string didn't match.  In the default
	case, if we're LameSilverlightLiseralParser, we need to push back
	the current character onto the stream -- this is because for
	netflix's AppConfig.json we were parsing "frameRatePolicy" as
	"rameRatePolicy" (the 'f' was triggering the "false" parsing).
	(class PushBackReader): add this class to unify all the pushing
	back of characters we need to do.  1 character (JsonReader's old
	"saved_char") isn't enough given that you could have a property
	named, e.g., "falsifiable", and we'd need 4 characters worth of
	pushback to recognize that correctly.

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