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this is what i was doing.

if variable hello does not have pioyu in it
respond with "what is your reason for staying away so long" with the code.
keyphrase=hello *
chrono: week(M);
if (mem-hello) is "pioyu"


i am storing the memory in a variable hello when it is any of the days mondays thru wednesdays
with the code
keyphrase=hello *
chrono: week(TW);
remember (key1) as only "hello"


i am erasing the memory in a variable hello when it is any of the days thursday and friday
with the code
keyphrase=goodbye *
chrono: week(RF);
forget "pioyu" from "hello"

Huh... cool. Let us all know how it works out.

i do not know how to use the forget part in
in the book of ai.i keep getting a error with this script.
chrono: week(RF);
forget "pioyu" from "hello"

I just tried using Forget myself and I couldn't get it to work either.

EDIT:

Holy... crap... I have been using the default command all wrong for years. And I've been giving wrong advice to people when it comes to Default as well... I just now discovered this. Don't know whether to laugh or cry.

but that does answer my question of how to use the forget command.

but that does not answer my question of how to use the forget command.

Yeah, like I said I wasn't able to get the Forget command to work either.

Sorry.

Instead of forgetting the memory could you give it a different value?
Using:

rem "NotPioyu" as only "hello"

if (mem-hello) is not "pioyu"

Hello all

hello warrior25.
Nathan s would that mean I would I have to type out hello NotPioyu or just hello pioyu for it to work.

I'm shooting from the hip here without much testing. 'Forget" only works in the Keyphrase section, not the response section. So you'll have to forget it in the keyphrase script area, then add it back in in the response area for the correct days.

Just confirmed. Zeig Wolf is correct

Is there a way to make an if/or statement? Something like this, for example:
if (mem-variable1) is "1" or if (mem-variable2) is "1"