Good; comments and optional trailing commas are the two things I thought missing in JSON. (Some applications might have use for other things too, such as non-U

Good; comments and optional trailing commas are the two things I thought missing in JSON. (Some applications might have use for other things too, such as non-Unicode text, 64-bit integers, cross-references, etc. However, such applications presumably would use a different format rather than JSON anyways. For things that can use JSON (which is many things), this JSON parser is good enough.)