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Right on!
I'm a pretty big Java and C++ person and this looks
pretty cool. I especially liked reading:
The classes used to build that tree are located inside
the bitoflife.chatterbean.aiml package; every time
ChatterBean's AIML parser reads a tag, it uses
reflection to create an instance of a class with the
same name of the tag, feed it with attributes and,
perhaps, add children objects to it. For example,
every time the parser reads a <category> tag, it
creates an instance of the
bitoflife.chatterbean.aiml.Category class. The parser
code simply assumes that, for every tag it reads,
there will be a class with the same name inside the
bitoflife.chatterbean.aiml package; there is no
program code telling it what tags are valid or not.
I too in my C++ RebeccaAIML use a similar technique.
Unfortunately C++ does not have reflection so I have
one extra programming step:
//Boy I wish C++ had reflection :-(
Tag &createTag(String className)
{
if(className == "category")
return new Category;
else if(className == "date")
return new Date;
else if // ... so on
}
Also I saw from your page: there is no program code
telling it what tags are valid or not.
Same here. I use the xsd from Program-D and a Sax
parser error handling instead.
Great work!
--- Helio Perroni Filho <xperroni@...> wrote:
> ChatterBean version 00.007 is now available. This
> version implements the transformational elements,
> making it the first ChatterBean release to support
> the
> full set of AIML 1.0.1 tags. A lot of work is yet to
> be done before the project reaches standard
> compliance
> (for one thing, correct whitespace handling is yet
> to
> be implemented), let alone fulfill its stated
> objectives. Still, an important milestone has been
> reached.
>
> As you probably guessed, another change in this
> release is a new version number system. From now on,
> every release will have a series number and a
> version
> number. Version numbers are assigned sequentially
> within a series, while series numbers follow this
> convention:
>
> * 00: Alpha series;
> * 01: Beta series;
> * 02: Production series.
>
> Whether the series number will keep advancing after
> ChatterBean upgrades to production status is not yet
> decided.
>
> http://chatterbean.bitoflife.cjb.net
>
> PS: In recent times, some people have contacted me
> to
> send contributions such as bug reports, code
> fragments
> and even an invitation to join a web ring. I wish
> you
> to know that I appreciate your help, and although my
> lack of organization has so far prevented me to
> properly address most of it, I have not forgotten
> nor
> dismissed it.
>
> --
> Ja mata ne.
> Helio Perroni Filho
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
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I'm a pretty big Java and C++ person and this looks
pretty cool. I especially liked reading:
The classes used to build that tree are located inside
the bitoflife.chatterbean.aiml package; every time
ChatterBean's AIML parser reads a tag, it uses
reflection to create an instance of a class with the
same name of the tag, feed it with attributes and,
perhaps, add children objects to it. For example,
every time the parser reads a <category> tag, it
creates an instance of the
bitoflife.chatterbean.aiml.Category class. The parser
code simply assumes that, for every tag it reads,
there will be a class with the same name inside the
bitoflife.chatterbean.aiml package; there is no
program code telling it what tags are valid or not.
I too in my C++ RebeccaAIML use a similar technique.
Unfortunately C++ does not have reflection so I have
one extra programming step:
//Boy I wish C++ had reflection :-(
Tag &createTag(String className)
{
if(className == "category")
return new Category;
else if(className == "date")
return new Date;
else if // ... so on
}
Also I saw from your page: there is no program code
telling it what tags are valid or not.
Same here. I use the xsd from Program-D and a Sax
parser error handling instead.
Great work!
--- Helio Perroni Filho <xperroni@...> wrote:
> ChatterBean version 00.007 is now available. This
> version implements the transformational elements,
> making it the first ChatterBean release to support
> the
> full set of AIML 1.0.1 tags. A lot of work is yet to
> be done before the project reaches standard
> compliance
> (for one thing, correct whitespace handling is yet
> to
> be implemented), let alone fulfill its stated
> objectives. Still, an important milestone has been
> reached.
>
> As you probably guessed, another change in this
> release is a new version number system. From now on,
> every release will have a series number and a
> version
> number. Version numbers are assigned sequentially
> within a series, while series numbers follow this
> convention:
>
> * 00: Alpha series;
> * 01: Beta series;
> * 02: Production series.
>
> Whether the series number will keep advancing after
> ChatterBean upgrades to production status is not yet
> decided.
>
> http://chatterbean.bitoflife.cjb.net
>
> PS: In recent times, some people have contacted me
> to
> send contributions such as bug reports, code
> fragments
> and even an invitation to join a web ring. I wish
> you
> to know that I appreciate your help, and although my
> lack of organization has so far prevented me to
> properly address most of it, I have not forgotten
> nor
> dismissed it.
>
> --
> Ja mata ne.
> Helio Perroni Filho
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Yahoo! doce lar. Fa?a do Yahoo! sua homepage.
> http://br.yahoo.com/homepageset.html
>
> _______________________________________________
> alicebot-developer mailing list
> alicebot-developer@...
>
http://list.alicebot.org/mailman/listinfo/alicebot-developer
>
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