The AI Engine

I have a lot of those kinds of things, so it covers many variations,:

"how are you, how is it going, how is it hanging, how are you going"

and just have one nifty set of about 10 responses.

GL is a Gordian knot of gotos from before the days of multiple keyphrases. And I kind of like her that way. Besides, it's fun to make responses that are sometimes very specific to the way the question is phrased.

Use (*), although with a key phrase like that there is bound to be something

Nah, it works now. Just had to change a number.

k then

Don't you hate it when people say like:

"What the hell are you... blah blah" The point is most keyphrases don't cover for "the hell" or "the *whatever*"

and if they did, you'd need an extra * * in it.. which I have done.. but it could lead to a leak (if you know what I mean)

And also, with multiple keyphrases like that, you have to say "goto blah,otherblah,etc" to go to that set of responses

Huh? I do all of the keyphrases in 1 (one) instead of like 10 different keyphrases for different variations.

I think we might be on the same page, but..

Tgf, you can always do something like "what (the hell|the heck|the f***|) are you" as a keyphrase.

Also, depending on context, (really|), (really|honestly|), and (really|so|very|) are a few others that come in handy.

tgfcoder-

Don't you hate it when people say like:
"What the hell are you... blah blah" The point is most keyphrases don't cover for "the hell" or "the *whatever*"

Try "What * are you" or "What * are you (verb)" as keyphrases.

Yeah.. that usually covers it, and I also hate it when people don't type correctly-

is there many people in your city?

I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong here- I'm posting here because I'm guessing that it's user error rather than a bug. I'm trying to import my language center for the first time- I have previously always done all updates online- and I'm getting this message:

ERROR: Please upload the Language Center for Julie Tinkerbell. The name of the file should be "julietinkerbell.txt". You may have selected the wrong file. ""

I verified that my file is a .txt file called julietinkerbell.txt...so what could be going wrong, any ideas? *strain, strain...not really all that computer literate*