croc | securely send things from one computer | File Utils library

You need to change the structure of your wordsList array.

There are two structures that will make it easy:

This would be my recommendation since it's super clear what the strings and their replacements are.

You would use full join:

There are 2 mistakes. The Player object is recreated in every frame. Create the player in the constructor of Game rather than in the method update:

Okay, So you just have to maintain the list of the items for which the user have clicked buy button.

So in .ts file declare the new variable named buyedItems. And add the method to add items.

There are a couple of mistakes here:

1. You're converting jsonStr to Data again when you already have data.
2. If you're using convertFromSnakeCase all the snake-case keys will be converted to camel-case keys eg: cse_image -> cseImage.
3. Items, PageMap don't need custom CodingKeys or init(from decoder: Decoder).
4. Your JSON is one level deeper, So, you need to create a bounding struct like this:

For what it is worth, to iterate over two objects simultaneously, the following works:

Example Data:

source cannot be used to run any script that is not written in the native language of the shell you're invoking it in.

That is, in bash, source can only be used to run bash scripts. It cannot run TCL scripts. This is by its nature: What source does is skip running an extra shell or other interpreter (thus, forcing your #!/usr/bin/env tclsh shebang to be ignored), and run the code in the shell you're already in.

If that shell cannot natively parse the language that the script you're sourcing is written in, syntax errors are to be expected -- content written in one language is being parsed by an interpreter designed exclusively to support a different one. The bash: prefix on your error message makes it clear that this is the case in practice; it's bash, not tclsh, trying to interpret the script.