Bug Stomp

Will it work if I just hit the back button in my browser? My mouse is less sophisticated than yours.

Sure, if it's there. There's no back button on my popups.

I suppose Backspace works too. Anyhow, those errors have been an occassional annoyance for a long time, but you can get a "do over" if you step back a page.

Yeah backspace works if there is no buttons bar.

oooh cool, thanks, i never knew that.

Darn those unsophisticated mice!

Professor,

I just did a quick test on exporting and re-importing Little Mu, and got an error on a seek that began with a regexp.

KeyPhrase: "how old (*) i" Rank: 0 Emotion: 0
...
Response: 4) "You never told me your age."
ERROR: The Emotion for Seek "" must be a number between -5 and 5. It is currently: "[1234567890,.]+) (re) [0".

This was the seek:
SEEK ([1234567890,.]+) (re)

Right, I noticed that last night. But now I've got it working. Try again!

Okay, maybe I'm getting too ambitious, by I tried to teach my bot language. He asks, "do you know any other languages" Then I've got a keyphrase that is "In (*) the phrase (*) is (*). and the ai script is
<?PF if (mem-lang2) does not exist; remember (key1) as "lang1"; remember (key2) as "langepw"; remember (key3) as "langfpw"; ?>

lang1 is the first foreign tongue the user uses on him, and lang2 will be the second language, if either lang1 gets filled up, or if another language is suggested by the user after the first language. but when I type it in ai script, I get the message
ERROR: The following AIScript statement is incorrectly formatted: "if (mem-lang2) does not exist". Please correct this and try again.

Any ideas? I'm stumped. Is there another way?:O

by the way, the keyphrase will be triggered by
"in spanish you're welcome is de nada."

CORRECTION: the keyphrase will be triggered by
"in spanish the phrase you're welcome is de nada."

ezzer--

Another way is to Right-click on the errored page and select "Back"

charles Only thing i can think of is you might need "" around the keys. Other then that it looks fine. Question though...what happens if a person gives 2 phrases from the same language?