JSONObject.FromString() doc claims null return, but it throws an exception

[CallMeVerity]

The documentation for JSONObject.FromString states:

@return Object handle, or null on failure

However, in the current version, FromString throws an exception on invalid JSON instead of returning null.

This breaks typical SourcePawn usage like:

JSONObject obj = JSONObject.FromString(message);
if (obj != null)
{
    // handle JSON
}
else
{
    // fallback if message is not JSON
}

Since SourcePawn has no try/catch mechanism, this makes it impossible to safely parse optional JSON or handle malformed input.

Suggested fixes:

1. Restore the old behavior of returning null on invalid JSON.
2. Implement alternatives methods that do not throw.

[ProjectSky]

This is a difference in design philosophy. I prefer to throw an error directly when parsing fails, rather than leaving it to the user to decide how to handle it.

[ProjectSky]

However, both approaches have their own advantages. I'll consider whether to unify the design in this regard.

[CallMeVerity]

I think in this case its better to let the user handle it, because otherwise they can't do anything about it, due to sourcepawns lack of try catch,