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'!
Posts 556 - 567 of 8,680
Posts 556 - 567 of 8,680
I understand that you don't want to encourage the use of non-letter characters, but I don't like having a keyphrase that I can't find! Plus, I added a dummy phrase with a ' when I was trying to locate the other one.
Aah Lady you're message number is 555... Maybe it's a sign 
It was also just 11:11:11 PM... Another sign? Maybe the AI is trying to tell us something?
It was also just 11:11:11 PM... Another sign? Maybe the AI is trying to tell us something?
prof; bug:
When you edit a response that has double quotes in it ("), it cuts off everything after it... because it takes it as the end of the text box's text function.
Fix? (using PRE tags?)
When you edit a response that has double quotes in it ("), it cuts off everything after it... because it takes it as the end of the text box's text function.
Fix? (using PRE tags?)
It is... I had whole Bar jokes in there, and when the blonde says, " in the first line, everythign else is cut off
It is scary
It is scary
I'm getting this while trying to chat with Cheez
[error text deleted. Cheez appears to be working now]
[error text deleted. Cheez appears to be working now]
Aaaugh! I just found out that the word "your" can be transformed by the parser into my bot's name. This makes the response, "That's my name, don't wear it out" very inappropriate. And I still can't edit the stupid thing!
Prof - Seems that, while the system was analyzing my response (or Steve's next possible response), it didn't like a word... I'm guessing it's my "uh oh", but I dont see how because it's "Wordarray[8]... Whatever... You're the expert, I'll let u decide.
[error text deleted, problem fixed]
[error text deleted, problem fixed]
Eugene- That was version 1 of the Conversational Memory system. Since then I've finished the system (so far) and it compares both the original statement with pronouns AND the "Full Statement" which has all the pronouns filled in. 
Aha! Got it! This one's been bugging me.
I have a keyphrase "how are you" and also "how * are you". If you ask "how are you?", it picks "how * are you" first (because it's longer, I bet), chooses it over "how are you" and then, when it discovers there's no "between word", jumps to xnone! In other words, the exact match seems to be getting confused over the *. Anything to be done about this one prof?
I have a keyphrase "how are you" and also "how * are you". If you ask "how are you?", it picks "how * are you" first (because it's longer, I bet), chooses it over "how are you" and then, when it discovers there's no "between word", jumps to xnone! In other words, the exact match seems to be getting confused over the *. Anything to be done about this one prof?
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