The other 2 modes of doing this failed as follows:
1) db.json. The JSON loaded fine, according to the Debug.log, but the
program failed on the first user input.
That is, when I changed the input
[textarea [cols 70,rows 20,placeholder "Enter text here", onInput Change ]
[]
...
Change s -> ({model | sourcetext = s},Cmd.none)
.. the call stack error occurred. Theoretically, the Decoding had occurred
prior to any user input, but who knows
2) The pure Elm approach
I began with the dictionary in one huge Elm variable
List (String,String)
then, after doing some reading about compiler crashes, cut it into several
files.
dictionary : List Word
dictionary = [D1.words,D2.words,D3.words ..... ] |> List.concat |> makeWords
makeWord : (String,String) -> Word
makeWord (e,t) = Word e t
makeWords : List (String,String) -> List Word
makeWords = List.map makeWord
But it still wouldn't compile.
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