The AI Engine

Can regular expressions be used to detect something case-sensitively? (i.e., if I want to detect something only when it starts with a capital letter?)

yeah, regular expressions are case sensitive, unless the professor's using a case insensitive function.

The professor would never be insensitive to cases. That would be just so . . . insensitive.

hahahaha! It's ok to be sensitive to cases

Speaking of which, is the word 'goto' case sensitive? This leads me another question... It's about the 'Goto ####' out to the right of the seeks... I always assumed that was a number you could 'go to' from another seek, in order to get the same of affect as the seek that number is to the right of... In any event, it seems it used to work, but lately it doesn't seem to. I'm wondering if maybe i've been pasting in 'Goto' instead of typing 'goto' and maybe it's case sensitive? (I know in one case where it didn't work the way I expected most recently that it was indeed a capital 'G')

you can use 'goto (keyphrase)' where (keyphrase) is ex:

where am I
or
why (*) you

The bots don't recognise 'haha'. If I have that keyphrase it wont be triggered.

isn't haha changed in debug the same way hahahahahahaha is?

Yes, 'haha' and 'hahahahahahaha' are both changed into nothing. An xnone is triggered.

into nothing? Ewwh. I thought repetitives were changed to the first repetition, Ex:

hahahahahahahahaha was changed to haha
hehehehehe was changed to hehe

That's not what I see in debug. Try it for yourself.

well thats at least how it was back in the day I feel old when I say that.. Actually, back in the day, we had to put in keyphrases for each kind of thing typed in, and they werent called keyphrases either! You young'ens got it good!