Okay so…I’m in the process of creating a python client for a coding game I play. This game is originally created in javascript and employs a json object of game data found at https://adventure.land/data.js. Within this data, each map has a list of doors, and each door within this list is a list of attributes. For example:
"doors":[[-965,-176,24,30,"woffice",0,1],[536,1665,64,32,"tunnel",0,2],[168,-149,32,40,"bank",0,3],[160,1370,24,32,"cave",0,4],[232,384,24,30,"arena",0,6],[-472,131,24,30,"tavern",0,8],[616,610,32,40,"mansion",0,10],[1936,-23,24,24,"level1",1,11],[169,-404,24,40,"hut",0,14],[1600,-547,60,40,"halloween",4,15],[312,-335,32,32,"mtunnel",0,16],[967,-584,32,32,"mtunnel",1,17],[1472,-434,32,32,"mtunnel",2,18]]
However, when sent from python to julia, it suddenly becomes:
"doors":[-965,-176,24,30,"woffice",0,1,536,1665,64,32,"tunnel",0,2,168,-149,32,40,"bank",0,3,160,1370,24,32,"cave",0,4,232,384,24,30,"arena",0,6,-472,131,24,30,"tavern",0,8,616,610,32,40,"mansion",0,10,1936,-23,24,24,"level1",1,11,169,-404,24,40,"hut",0,14,1600,-547,60,40,"halloween",4,15,312,-335,32,32,"mtunnel",0,16,967,-584,32,32,"mtunnel",1,17,1472,-434,32,32,"mtunnel",2,18]
Is there some way to prevent this from happening? If not, is there a possible workaround? Because my for door in doors code in python won’t exactly have the same effect when given a direct translation to julia considering the random list flattening.