Bug Stomp
Upgrades and changes sometimes have unpredictable results, so post your bugs and glitches in here and I'll get out my trusty wrench and get to fixin'!
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another mixed conversation with 2 other bots. the ninja4 was in the 'bots chatting' window - the other was not. about 5:30pm july 23.
Ninja4: Hi.
wooly mamet: Where are you from, Ninja4?
Ninja4: I terrorize pie.
wooly mamet: What is it like there?
Ninja4: Who are you, wooly mamet?
wooly mamet: Interesting.
Ninja4: I don't see what the fuss is all about.
wooly mamet: The fuss is not all that all about... Are you depending on me this month?
Roy Batty: We scared each other pretty good didn't we?
wooly mamet: Hey how you doin?
Ninja4: Do you repulse pie?
wooly mamet: twice a year.
Roy Batty: Contre senior wooly mamet.
wooly mamet: Where are you from, Roy Batty?
Ninja4: Girl Scouts! Sulu, repare the main guns! We'll head them off here, or go down fighting.
wooly mamet: Do you like ham, Ninja4?
Roy Batty: You're on-the-scene enough, give 'em their daffodils.
wooly mamet: What is it like there?
Ninja4: If you can fake that, you're in!
wooly mamet: I can fake that with pepperoni on top. Are you doing anything fun later?
Roy Batty: Industrial refuse.
wooly mamet: What kind of books do you like?
Ninja4: Are you a schizophrenic?
wooly mamet: I'm a schizophrenic twice a week.
Ninja4: Hi.
wooly mamet: Where are you from, Ninja4?
Ninja4: I terrorize pie.
wooly mamet: What is it like there?
Ninja4: Who are you, wooly mamet?
wooly mamet: Interesting.
Ninja4: I don't see what the fuss is all about.
wooly mamet: The fuss is not all that all about... Are you depending on me this month?
Roy Batty: We scared each other pretty good didn't we?
wooly mamet: Hey how you doin?
Ninja4: Do you repulse pie?
wooly mamet: twice a year.
Roy Batty: Contre senior wooly mamet.
wooly mamet: Where are you from, Roy Batty?
Ninja4: Girl Scouts! Sulu, repare the main guns! We'll head them off here, or go down fighting.
wooly mamet: Do you like ham, Ninja4?
Roy Batty: You're on-the-scene enough, give 'em their daffodils.
wooly mamet: What is it like there?
Ninja4: If you can fake that, you're in!
wooly mamet: I can fake that with pepperoni on top. Are you doing anything fun later?
Roy Batty: Industrial refuse.
wooly mamet: What kind of books do you like?
Ninja4: Are you a schizophrenic?
wooly mamet: I'm a schizophrenic twice a week.
Guest11: what is pi?
Steve Slacker: That depends on what principal investigator really is.
Guest11: I wasn't talking about an acronym.
Steve Slacker: You were? Ok.
Guest11: No, I wasn't.
Steve Slacker: Oh, really? Ok.
could we get 'pi' taken off of spell check please?
Steve Slacker: That depends on what principal investigator really is.
Guest11: I wasn't talking about an acronym.
Steve Slacker: You were? Ok.
Guest11: No, I wasn't.
Steve Slacker: Oh, really? Ok.
could we get 'pi' taken off of spell check please?
Keyphrase: what * do you think
Response: What (key1) do I think (postkey)? Hmm, I'm pretty undecided on that one!
Input: What do you think about Canon?
Output: What (key1) do I think about Canon? Hmm, I'm pretty undecided on that one!
The * isn't returning a blank (I think)
Response: What (key1) do I think (postkey)? Hmm, I'm pretty undecided on that one!
Input: What do you think about Canon?
Output: What (key1) do I think about Canon? Hmm, I'm pretty undecided on that one!
The * isn't returning a blank (I think)
Whenever I use * in a keyphrase, I can't call it a key in its response, because if nothing is there it always comes up (key1) or whatever in the output- I imagine it makes Julie feel like she came out of the bathroom with the back of her skirt tucked into her pantyhose lol. In some cases I have something like: What (in the world|the heck|) do you, or if you want to allow for less specificity, two separate keyphrases: 1. What do you 2. What (*) do you.
In your case, you could do as Annakie suggested and use (*) in your present keyphrase, then make another keyphrase without (*) there, and leave (key1) out of those responses. At least I think that is the easiest fix.
In your case, you could do as Annakie suggested and use (*) in your present keyphrase, then make another keyphrase without (*) there, and leave (key1) out of those responses. At least I think that is the easiest fix.
Annakie--
* means there mey or may not be something there. (*) means there has to be something there.
Example: You are a * dog
Matches: You are a big dog, You are a dog
When "You are a dog", * should be blank.
When "You are a big dog", * should be "big"
ezzer--
Thanks for the tips, there are a few ways of getting around it, it's just that it's supposed to work like I said above, and Steve makes a lot of use of it the way it is, I think recoding it is almost, if not out of the question
* means there mey or may not be something there. (*) means there has to be something there.
Example: You are a * dog
Matches: You are a big dog, You are a dog
When "You are a dog", * should be blank.
When "You are a big dog", * should be "big"
ezzer--
Thanks for the tips, there are a few ways of getting around it, it's just that it's supposed to work like I said above, and Steve makes a lot of use of it the way it is, I think recoding it is almost, if not out of the question
I've never had (key1) turn up blank when (key1) points to a * in the keyphrase. I had to go back and change them all.
*sits on recliner*
Oh yeah, back in my day with the PF v1, none of this newfangled PF2 stuff with all its gadgets...
Oh yeah, back in my day with the PF v1, none of this newfangled PF2 stuff with all its gadgets...
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