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if I have in my JSON
{"term": "black cat", "description":"a black feline"},
{"term": "cat", "description": "meow"}
Anywhere I use the word "cat" I get the description "a black feline", unless I place the "cat" definition above "black cat" in my JSON file. Since we're splitting terms by commas, shouldn't getDescription behave the same way?
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Hmm I'll have to double check this but thanks for looking into it!
I tried to throw together a jsfiddle but it was not happening with the github links and a json file in a gist. Is there a service you've had luck with for that?
if I have in my JSON
{"term": "black cat", "description":"a black feline"},
{"term": "cat", "description": "meow"}
Anywhere I use the word "cat" I get the description "a black feline", unless I place the "cat" definition above "black cat" in my JSON file. Since we're splitting terms by commas, shouldn't getDescription behave the same way?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: