Bug Stomp

I was having a similar regex issue, and it was with a one word response as well - so thanks, prob and Ulrike, for your posts confirming my suspicions.

?? What is blab?

I guess it is a list of words that the AI engine just lables blab in debug and picks xnones for an answer, no matter what you may have for a response.

How do I find out what is supposed to be on this list?

Pretty much any one-word response (except 'yes') is treated as blab. One-word interjections are sometimes treated as blab as well.

Hmmm... I can think of one that does work, though. "Green" by itself is not counted as blab.

neither is "aardvark". So long as you have a keyphrase for it. It does at least go to the effort of checking the keyphrases - the infuriating thing about "ouch" is that it goes straight to blab, without bothering to check the keyphrases at all. I guess that's because "ouch" isn't in WordNet, but I thought the whole point of raw mode was precisely to cover words that aren't listed in WordNet.

IMHO, this is something the individual programmer should be doing. Yes, some human guests use single words in lazy ways that are irritating when you read it on the transcript. There are many ways of dealing with this; let the botmaker decide! If the Prof wants to offer a system that we can choose, to use, perhaps by checking a box in "settings", that's fine.

I got this in debug

Warning: Missing argument 1 for showsen() in enginefunctions.php on line 76

Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in enginefunctions.php on line 78

but debug still seemed to work.

Got this on importing using Firefox
Warning: Wrong parameter count for strtolower() in import.php on line 1149

Warning: Wrong parameter count for substr() in import.php on line 1149

Warning: Wrong parameter count for strtolower() in import.php on line 1149

Warning: Wrong parameter count for substr() in import.php on line 1149

Warning: Wrong parameter count for strtolower() in import.php on line 1149

Warning: Wrong parameter count for substr() in import.php on line 1149

Internet Explorer doesn\'t import. says error on page

I got those /Library.... errors on an attempted upload with Firefox.

every apostrophe I\'ve entered since the server change shows up as \\\'- example:

Don\\\'t hang on, nothing lasts forever but the earth and sky.

Before, I seemed to be able to fix it, but the last couple times I tried, it wouldn\'t let me.