New Post: smartobject is more easy

//json example from http://www.json.org/example.html
string json1 = @"{""widget"": {
""debug"": ""on"",
""window"": {
    ""title"": ""Sample Konfabulator Widget"",
    ""name"": ""main_window"",
    ""width"": 500,
    ""height"": 500
},
""image"": { 
    ""src"": ""Images/Sun.png"",
    ""name"": ""sun1"",
    ""hOffset"": 250,
    ""vOffset"": 250,
    ""alignment"": ""center""
},
""text"": {
    ""data"": ""Click Here"",
    ""size"": 36.23,
    ""style"": ""bold"",
    ""name"": ""text1"",
    ""hOffset"": 250,
    ""vOffset"": 100,
    ""alignment"": ""center"",
    ""onMouseUp"": ""sun1.opacity = (sun1.opacity / 100) * 90;""
}

        string json2 = @"{""menu"": {

""menuitem"": [
  {""value"": ""New"", ""onclick"": 2},
  {""value"": ""Open"", ""onclick"": 1.2},
  {""value"": ""Close"", ""onclick"": 55555}
]

        dynamic o1 = SmartObject.Parse(json1);
        dynamic o2 = SmartObject.Parse(json2);
        Console.WriteLine(o1.widget.text.size);
        Console.WriteLine(o1.widget.text[1]);
        Console.WriteLine(o1.widget.text["size"]);
        Console.WriteLine(o1.ToJson());// ToJson return json string
        Console.WriteLine(o2.ToJson());
        dynamic o3=new SmartObject();
        o3.A="abc";
        o3["B"]=2345;
        Console.WriteLine(o3.IsDefine("C"));
        IDictionary<string, object> dict=o3.AsDictionary();