for pioyu my chatbot I deleted two big aiml files and the knowledge objects are still the same.

The website was updated to Bot Libre 7.9.6 this week.

The update includes a preview of many 8.0 features including:

• Redesigned Training & Chat Logs interface
• AIML Map, Set, and properties file import support

I am having trouble importing the learn aiml script.

here is the link for it.

square-bear.co.uk/aiml/

here is the error.

Parsing error occurred - org.botlibre.self.SelfParseException: Invalid character expected ')' found '{' Line: "{eval (Template(""{star[0]} {star[2]}"").toUpperCase())}" Line number: 1 Line column: 20

I tried to import botcompare aiml script from squarebears websight and my chatbot on botlibre and it spits out and error.the error has eval in it.

when I type I frown at joe.my chatbots response is yes joe is a living thing.but when I ask it is joe a living thing.It says something like

it does not know.It's response should be yes joe is a living thing.

Sheila bing the chatbot is having these problems.

Bot Libre 7 adds support for using Regular Expressions in patterns, templates, and scripts.

Regular Expressions, or Regex defines a pattern syntax for parsing text. Unlike AIML and Bot Libre patterns Regex patterns are character based, not word base, so can match specific types of words and word sequences such as numbers, dates, times, currency, and others.

For example, the following regex matches a number,

/\d+

the aiml scripts are not working when I make a new chatbot now.

part of my Sheila strongs chatbot first aiml script is not working.

Sheila strong in the search she is under.

category = entertainment

tags = female

<aiml>

how would I prevent a chatbot from asking a question it already knows?

here is the aiml script I am using.

<aiml>

<category>

<pattern>DO YOU LIKE *</pattern>

the I am part of the free aiml2 script not working in tester chatbot.

Clicking on "Debug" "FINE" in chat with the bot I see the following,

2018-06-10 08:57:46.931 - FINE -- Language:PATTERN MATCH - <202528 Pattern("[can do what when where how does who would could is] *") a:3,c:0,p> - <110 know a:2,c:3,p>

So your issue is you have another pattern that is taking precedence.

What if I go over this knowledge limit  which is 100,000?would I not be able to add anymore knowledge?

How would i make my chatbot respond to the user by saying,"you did not answer my question",when he does not answer it's  question?

How would i make a aiml script that would remember a random choice that the chatbot made?

Bot Libre now supports integrating with XML and JSON web services, HTML scraping, and access to Twitter, Facebook, Telegram, email, and other services. From our scripting languages Self, and AIML you can now access any web service that returns XML or JSON data. You can also scrape information from HTML web pages, and send emails, tweets, Facebook posts, Telegram posts, and more.

Web Services

We released Bot Libre 4.4 today.

Bot Libre 4.4 includes new support for connecting bots to SMS text messaging, for accessing XML, JSON, and HTML web services, and accessing Twitter, Facebook, Telegram, and email.

If you created your bot from the ALICE template, an issue was fixed with it recently.

The bot's default response should be,

The website was updated today. The update included more support for AIML 2.0 features, and some scalability fixes that will hopefully fix the memory issues we have been having for the last couple weeks. The update also included some other minor fixes and enhancements.

AIML 2.0

Our AIML 2.0 support is now almost complete,

Support for several new tags was added.

Pattern side <set>

The website was updated today. The update included several enhancements and fixes, including new support for importing knowledge from Wikidata.

Wikidata

Initial support for importing data from Wikidata. Wikidata is a free knowledge base, part of the Wikimedia/Wikipedia project. The support mirrors our current Freebase support, in anticipation of Google shutting down Freebase.

The website was updated today. The update included our initial AIML 2.0 support. Our AIML 2.0 support is still under development, so this is just a preview of some of the support.

The update also included several new Self functions and syntax as part of our Self 2.0 development.

The website was updated today with the release of BOT libre 2.5.

The release contained many enhancements including:

• New Self 2.0 features - push, debug, finally, goto with, return with (recursive states)
• Complex math - BEDMAS/PEDMAS expressions, brackets, logarithmic functions and trigonometry

The website was updated today.

The updated included several fixes and enhancements.

We also started development on Self 2.0 and included some new Self scripting syntax.

The update included:

The Self scripting language is Bot Libre's language for scripting bot responses. Self is based on the syntax of JavaScript with several extensions for language processing. Self is an integrated environment that merges JavaScript, state machines, patterns, and an object database.

Bot Libre now has complete support for the Artificial Intelligence Markup Language (AIML). AIML is a standard XML specification designed for scripting chat bot responses. AIML 1.0 was released in 2001, and the current 1.0.1 release was released in 2011. AIML 2.0 is currently under development. AIML is supported by many different chat bot programs and hosting services. Bot Libre supports all of the AIML 1.0.1 tags and a few common extensions.

About AIML

The website was updated today.

The update included:

The website was updated today;

• Email support : connect your bot to an email account
• AIML : import and export your bot's chat logs or scripts to and from the standard Artificial Intelligence Markup Language (AIML)
• Chat Logs : redesigned and enhanced chat logs administrative page, new search and context functions