The AI Engine

Figured it out! gotta save the memory and do <?PF if (mem-memoryname) is "memoryvalue"; ?>

Yay for reading the whole Book of AI, lol.

When filling the xfavorite keyword of one of my bots it came to my mind I'd like to have a (specific2) plugin there.

how does the goto work?, I can't find anything in the AI manual or the FAQ

Here is what I have in mind:
my bot: Do you like me?
response: Yes
I want to treat the "yes" by jumping to the xcompliment routine so I can use its responses and the emotional level

for a response put GOTO amd the keyphrase you want to go to. I don't know if the engine will go to xcompliment. You can get to many gotos in a row.

How do I get an emoticon into a response?

thank you prob123... BTW, I actually did finally find a bit in the manual about GOTO, one line! for such an important and much used tool.

HELP!
I exported my language center for Eniola, did some work on it and tried to import it. The test run says there is no such bot as Eniola. I did nothing to the header of the language file. Any advice?

Never mind, I fixed it. I used LibreOffice Writer to save the file as .tex , but apparently there were some appended non-printing characters. I used gedit 3.4.1 and it worked just fine.

Was the standard
for a line break in responses changed to something else? The Language Engine keeps stripping them out of my responses. I've also tried for carriage return, but the same thing happens.

How does one avoid too many gotos? what causes gotos to pile up, and how does one get back to no gotos in the stack?

looks like this strips stuff too. I will use curly brackets instead of 'gt' and 'lt'

Was the standard {br} for a line break changed to something else? The Language Engine keeps stripping them out of my responses. I've also tried {cr} for carriage return, but the same thing happens.