The AI Engine
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<?PF if (mem-ihave) is not (key5); ?>
That ought to work I think, but what is the keyphrase? It certainly won't work if there is no (key5), or if the memory doesn't yet exist to fill with a value (you might have written the keyphrase, but if it has not yet been triggered (here or somewhere else,) (mem-ihave) will not actually exist yet.)
I had the done for the test bot, I have tried regexes only:
([but,.]+) ([has,.]+) ([anyone,.]+) ([ever],.]+)([tried,.]+) ([a,.]+) ([key7,.]+) (re)
and variations on that theme, it didn't work, perhaps I need to brush up on my skills, maybe later.
I always have trouble with commas and full stops, and so try to avoid them, but I would guess (if other non-alphanumeric characters are anything to go by,) they want escaping with a space or a slash, I'd leave them out - if you are worried about clauses spanning your match, use regex raw mode (which will entirely ignore them.)
Also be aware that ([anyone,.]+)<0> will match "a", "one", "none", "nay", "annoy" and any other partial anagrams from the set. You'd be better off using "anyone" straight as it is.
Also "([ever],.]+)<0>" - this is an illegal form, since you have 2 closing square brackets to a single opener - this is going to make the keyphrase very unpredictable and almost certainly behave in ways you don't want.
And "([key7,.]+)<0>" - ? Not illegal, but it is going to match any anagram of the letters + "7", and fill (key7) with that value. You don't need to try that hard - you can put useful values in a plugin (that's all (key)s are,) and not just the name of that plugin
1. I never used before the ihave mem
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4. When I import the file, the TEST RUN return me the error: ERROR: The following AIScript statement is incorrectly formatted: "if (mem-ihave) is (key3)". Please correct this and try again.
There is a line in the header of your import file that starts AIScript: <0>
If that is all this line says, add the following to it after the semicolon:
default "" as "ihave";<0>
If the line starting "AIScript: <0>" already has code in it, paste
default "" as "ihave";<0>"
into a new line immediately below.
Then the AIEngine will know the memory already exists (but has no value.) It's just like defining variables when you're programming in C++ - you'll get an error if you try to call one you haven't defined.
EDIT: oops! sorry, my first entry missed the "default" - I've fixed it now
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That ought to work I think, but what is the keyphrase? It certainly won't work if there is no (key5), or if the memory doesn't yet exist to fill with a value (you might have written the keyphrase, but if it has not yet been triggered (here or somewhere else,) (mem-ihave) will not actually exist yet.)
You need to give it keys in a keyphrase
I had the done for the test bot, I have tried regexes only:
([but,.]+) ([has,.]+) ([anyone,.]+) ([ever],.]+)([tried,.]+) ([a,.]+) ([key7,.]+) (re)
and variations on that theme, it didn't work, perhaps I need to brush up on my skills, maybe later.
I had the done for the test bot, I have tried regexes only:
([but,.]+) ([has,.]+) ([anyone,.]+) ([ever],.]+)([tried,.]+) ([a,.]+) ([key7,.]+) (re)
and variations on that theme, it didn't work, perhaps I need to brush up on my skills, maybe later.
Ok, I'll try to be smart:
1. I never used before the ihave mem
2. KP is: (do you have|have you got) (a|an|the) (thingsihave62290) [5,0] <?PF remember (key3) as "ihave"; ?>
3. Answer is: Yes I have a (key3) for me,
but it isn't just me... <?PF if (mem-ihave) is (key3); ?>
4. When I import the file, the TEST RUN return me the error: ERROR: The following AIScript statement is incorrectly formatted: "if (mem-ihave) is (key3)". Please correct this and try again.
BAH...
1. I never used before the ihave mem
2. KP is: (do you have|have you got) (a|an|the) (thingsihave62290) [5,0] <?PF remember (key3) as "ihave"; ?>
3. Answer is: Yes I have a (key3) for me,
but it isn't just me... <?PF if (mem-ihave) is (key3); ?>
4. When I import the file, the TEST RUN return me the error: ERROR: The following AIScript statement is incorrectly formatted: "if (mem-ihave) is (key3)". Please correct this and try again.
BAH...
([but,.]+) ([has,.]+) ([anyone,.]+) ([ever],.]+)([tried,.]+) ([a,.]+) ([key7,.]+) (re)
and variations on that theme, it didn't work, perhaps I need to brush up on my skills, maybe later.
I always have trouble with commas and full stops, and so try to avoid them, but I would guess (if other non-alphanumeric characters are anything to go by,) they want escaping with a space or a slash, I'd leave them out - if you are worried about clauses spanning your match, use regex raw mode (which will entirely ignore them.)
Also be aware that ([anyone,.]+)<0> will match "a", "one", "none", "nay", "annoy" and any other partial anagrams from the set. You'd be better off using "anyone" straight as it is.
Also "([ever],.]+)<0>" - this is an illegal form, since you have 2 closing square brackets to a single opener - this is going to make the keyphrase very unpredictable and almost certainly behave in ways you don't want.
And "([key7,.]+)<0>" - ? Not illegal, but it is going to match any anagram of the letters + "7", and fill (key7) with that value. You don't need to try that hard - you can put useful values in a plugin (that's all (key)s are,) and not just the name of that plugin
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4. When I import the file, the TEST RUN return me the error: ERROR: The following AIScript statement is incorrectly formatted: "if (mem-ihave) is (key3)". Please correct this and try again.
There is a line in the header of your import file that starts AIScript: <0>
If that is all this line says, add the following to it after the semicolon:
default "" as "ihave";<0>
If the line starting "AIScript: <0>" already has code in it, paste
default "" as "ihave";<0>"
into a new line immediately below.
Then the AIEngine will know the memory already exists (but has no value.) It's just like defining variables when you're programming in C++ - you'll get an error if you try to call one you haven't defined.
EDIT: oops! sorry, my first entry missed the "default" - I've fixed it now
Exactly the same error...
and on a new bot!
3BTESTBOT * October 20 2008
62569.62290.22 [UserID,MakerID,Responses]
StoryTeller: no
Compound: yes
Memory: 2
Gossip: 2
AIScript: "" as "ihave";"
Language Center
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ZINDEX_PERSONALINFO [0,0]
WhoIsBot
(do you have|have you got) (a|an|the) (thingsihave62290) [5,0] <?PF remember (key3) as "ihave"; ?>
Yes I have a (key3) <?PF if (mem-ihave) is (key3); ?>
(xsentences follows...)
and on a new bot!
3BTESTBOT * October 20 2008
62569.62290.22 [UserID,MakerID,Responses]
StoryTeller: no
Compound: yes
Memory: 2
Gossip: 2
AIScript: "" as "ihave";"
Language Center
---------------
ZINDEX_PERSONALINFO [0,0]
WhoIsBot
(do you have|have you got) (a|an|the) (thingsihave62290) [5,0] <?PF remember (key3) as "ihave"; ?>
Yes I have a (key3) <?PF if (mem-ihave) is (key3); ?>
(xsentences follows...)
To be exact, the error is:
KeyPhrase: "ZINDEX_PERSONALINFO" Rank: 0 Emotion: 0 (New)
Response: 1) "WhoIsBot" (New)KeyPhrase: "(do you have|have you got) (a|an|the) (thingsihave62290)" Rank: 5 Emotion: 0 AIScript: remember (key3) as "ihave" AIScript: (New)
Response: 1) "Yes I have a (key3)" ERROR: The following AIScript statement is incorrectly formatted: "if (mem-ihave) is (key3)". Please correct this and try again.
KeyPhrase: "ZINDEX_PERSONALINFO" Rank: 0 Emotion: 0 (New)
Response: 1) "WhoIsBot" (New)KeyPhrase: "(do you have|have you got) (a|an|the) (thingsihave62290)" Rank: 5 Emotion: 0 AIScript: remember (key3) as "ihave" AIScript: (New)
Response: 1) "Yes I have a (key3)" ERROR: The following AIScript statement is incorrectly formatted: "if (mem-ihave) is (key3)". Please correct this and try again.
sorry, mea culpa - too many quotation marks!
I started out quoting the line, then added the "default" outside them, and it all turned into a mess - you need to use:
default "" as "ihave";<0>
on the AIScript line
I started out quoting the line, then added the "default" outside them, and it all turned into a mess - you need to use:
default "" as "ihave";<0>
on the AIScript line
Your memory 'Ihave' can't use the (key#) it has to be what ever the memory is under 'Ihave' in your inner life. Then pull up the memory by using (mem-Ihave)
(do you have|have you got) (a|an|the) (thingsihave62290) [5,0] <?PF remember (key3) as "ihave"; ?>
Ihave will show some thing. what ever (key#) was. Inner life will show the memory value next to Ihave in the persons or bots chat.
The AI script
<?PF if (mem-Ihave) is..or isn't.. "what ever the memory value says he has, but not a (key#)"; ?>
(do you have|have you got) (a|an|the) (thingsihave62290) [5,0] <?PF remember (key3) as "ihave"; ?>
Ihave will show some thing. what ever (key#) was. Inner life will show the memory value next to Ihave in the persons or bots chat.
The AI script
<?PF if (mem-Ihave) is..or isn't.. "what ever the memory value says he has, but not a (key#)"; ?>
Thanks Psims, but same error...
Prob, as I understand it is not possible to catch a user's word in a sentence and check if it exists in the bot memory?
Prob, as I understand it is not possible to catch a user's word in a sentence and check if it exists in the bot memory?
The (key#) is causing your error.
I have a keyphrase
I like (actor-catch) <?PF remember "actors" as only "sub" ?>
If I put <?PF remember "(key1)" as only "sub" ?>
It will either error or make the actors name (key1)
I have a keyphrase
I like (actor-catch) <?PF remember "actors" as only "sub" ?>
If I put <?PF remember "(key1)" as only "sub" ?>
It will either error or make the actors name (key1)
yes, you do not need to name the key "(key3)" - it just has to be the third plugin or wildcard in the keyphrase. Then it will automatically use the value of that plugin or wildcard into (key3) (and the first 2 will be (key1) and (key2).)
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