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Many questions are answered in the FAQ.
Are there a means for identifying the tense of a sentence that a user provided as input? For example can I detect in a way if a user wrote I hear or I heard or I am hearing
Oh wow, I found a doozy of a bug....
According to the book of AI: For nouns, you can use +s to match plural tense. For verbs, you can use +s to match third person tense, +ed to match past tense, and +ing to match continuous tense. For adjectives, you can use +er and +est. These can be added to the end of single words, Word List Wildcards, and Plugin-in Wildcards.
However after doing a lot of testing, I found that + and - have been reversed. At least when it comes to using the (verb) plugin. After messing around with it, this is what I got.
Keyprhrase: the woodpecker (was|is) (verb-ing)
Response: What did the woodpecker (key2)_?
Example
User: The woodpecker was eating
Bot: What did the woodpecker eat?
PS: Also relevant is the fact that you can adjust keys in responses. From the book of AI:
(key1)s changes "man" to "men" (noun) or "eaten" to "eats" (verb)
(key1)ed changes "running" to "ran"
(key1)ing changes "thundered" to "thundering"
(key1)_ changes "kicking" to "kick" or "books" to "book" (the base form)
(key1)er changes "kindest" to "kinder"
(key1)est changes "funny" to "funniest"
According to the book of AI: For nouns, you can use +s to match plural tense. For verbs, you can use +s to match third person tense, +ed to match past tense, and +ing to match continuous tense. For adjectives, you can use +er and +est. These can be added to the end of single words, Word List Wildcards, and Plugin-in Wildcards.
However after doing a lot of testing, I found that + and - have been reversed. At least when it comes to using the (verb) plugin. After messing around with it, this is what I got.
Keyprhrase: the woodpecker (was|is) (verb-ing)
Response: What did the woodpecker (key2)_?
Example
User: The woodpecker was eating
Bot: What did the woodpecker eat?
PS: Also relevant is the fact that you can adjust keys in responses. From the book of AI:
(key1)s changes "man" to "men" (noun) or "eaten" to "eats" (verb)
(key1)ed changes "running" to "ran"
(key1)ing changes "thundered" to "thundering"
(key1)_ changes "kicking" to "kick" or "books" to "book" (the base form)
(key1)er changes "kindest" to "kinder"
(key1)est changes "funny" to "funniest"
That's a fairly rare fetish, it's fairly likely that you would be better off producing your own bot for that. Though I realize that knowing the responses in advance takes the fun out of it.
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I would do it as follows:
xinitiate
AI Script: rem (name) as only "name";
Response
AI Script: if (mem-name) is "the person/bot name you want here";
That should get it set up right off the bat, then use the response script on anything else you want customized
xinitiate
AI Script: rem (name) as only "name";
Response
AI Script: if (mem-name) is "the person/bot name you want here";
That should get it set up right off the bat, then use the response script on anything else you want customized
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