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Conceivably <?PF if (mem-nickname) is "guest([1234567890]+)"; ?> might do it, but I wouldn't put money on it.

Hmm. You could always try putting all possible guest names in a plugin (guest1, guest2... guest999) and then <?PF if (mem-nickname) is "(guestpluginname)"; ?>
I still wouldn't put money on it, but I think it would be more likely to work.

Thanks psimagus, it worked. One little problem though. How do I avoid the spellcheck if the name was typed in lowercase? During the debugging, it changed my name from bea to bead. lol

Although this might be a little technical (it's a double iframe), it is possible to determine whether a user is a guest or not, and save it back to a memory.

This way you could respond to a guest with this AIScript:
<?PF if "guest" is "yes"; ?> or <?PF if (mem-guest) exists; ?> (depending on how you set it up)

Unfortunately, this only works with non-flash bots. But if anyone is interested, just IM me.

trevorm: <?PF if (mem-nickname) is "(guestpluginname)"; ?> might actually work for a flash bot. More manual labor, but it could work.

r41334t:
How do I avoid the spellcheck if the name was typed in lowercase?

type raw in the AI Script box, and it will bypass the spell-correction.

trevorm:
<?PF if (mem-nickname) is "(guestpluginname)"; ?> might actually work for a flash bot. More manual labor, but it could work.

If it does work, you can make yourself eternally popular by making it a shared plugin, and saving the need for everyone else to duplicate the labour

Would anyone care to test my robot for me so I can see how far it gets before it stops making sense?

Here is the link:

http://www.personalityforge.com/directchat.php?BotID=41748&MID=41746

Thanks.

I thought I had understood the book of AI in this respect, but something isn't working for me.

I have a keyphrase: "(asl|a/s/l)" which I thought would match either: "asl" or "a/s/l" but it never hits this when I input either. What should I do?

I would try putting "raw" in the AIscript box and see if that fixes it. I've never tried to code for that, so I don't know for sure it will work.

I have a keyphrase: "(asl|a/s/l)" which I thought would match either: "asl" or "a/s/l" but it never hits this when I input either. What should I do?

To catch the backslashes, you'll have to make it a raw mode regex (and possibly escape them with spaces and/or forward slashes.) If (asl|a[/]s[/]l) (re) or (asl|a[ /]s[ /]l) (re) don't work, try adding a slash in the opposite direction before each backslash (still inside the square brackets.) I haven't coded for slashes myself, but this approach works for !?^$+- etc.

Nothing seems to work, but it's obviously the forward slashes, so I'll just leave that out for now. It works fine without Thanks for the advice.

Do I always need to have "raw" in the AI script for those kinds of regular expressions?

I cant get the AI Scroit to work pweez help O.O

Do I always need to have "raw" in the AI script for those kinds of regular expressions?

Yes, usually.

I cant get the AI Scroit to work pweez help

What are you trying to do with it?