Bug Stomp

Tried that, and spoke to Bildgesmythe too. The first sentence was accepted, error on the second - the same error it seems. My bot's transcript shows that almost nobody managed to get a phrase in. But good news - debug worked at last! It picked up the correct response, but the output was still the same error line.

Thanks!

I found a Potato Bug in my shed, probably not what you meant though...

prob - I just fixed the (prekey) issue.

Improved sentence-breaking on conjunctions, fixed a numerical text conversion issue, and a bunch of other things. I can't remember what anymore. Time for bed.

Thanks, SubliminaLiar. I just looked that up and now I'm going to have nightmares.

(prekey) stopped again

you: Paul doesn't like it
Bildgesmythe: is just sooo pickey!
you: paul is a human
Bildgesmythe: , a human! I just don't believe it!

does not like it     15     (prekey) is just sooo pickey!

is (a|) human     15 (prekey), a human! I just don't believe it!

The previous prekey fix worked on keys of more than one word only - now it works on all. I've also fixed the seek error.

Thanks so much. Prekey is working great, so are seeks.

Does (key3) work anymore. I can only see (key1) and (key2)

I was wondering the same thing. And also I noticed that the order of keys if there are 3 is getting switched.

Entering < br > (without spaces of course) for line breaks doesn't seem to be working. It looks as though it removes them from the response when you update a keyphrase or seek.

Writing a keyphrase starting with a digit creates the keyphrase, but it does not show up for editing.

keyphrase:
(verb) my (noun)
response:
(key1)ing your (key2) is getting me a little excited (mem-name).

person:
kiss my cheek
bot:
Cheeking your is getting me a little excited Bob.

Things like this have been happening with a lot of my keyphrases and responses. What's going on here? It makes a conversation with my bot sound really stupid.

Hey, are the bots coming online? Because I don't see any bots coming online, or initiating chats.