Re: Newline/Carriage Return Issue with AIML on ProgramD 4.6

> Hi Noel,
>
> Thanks very much for the reply. I have tried it on the java console
> interface and on the web interface with the same results. Just a note the
> AIML file I attached does not cause this to happen but if its edited and a
> carriage return is placed under TESTTWO ( as below) it occurs.
>
> Lipska
>
>
>
> Noel Bush wrote:
>> Hi Lipska,
>>
>> What user interface are you using?  Web interface, IM, ....?
>>
>> Noel
>>
>> lipska wrote:
>>> Hi All,
>>>
>>> I am hoping someone can give me advice regarding the issue I am
>>> experiencing. I wrote AIML for one of the old programD interfaces (
>>> 4.1.*)
>>> couple of years ago. I have now upgraded to the new programd 4.6 and have
>>> experienced a number of issues regarding whitespace/carriage returns.
>>>
>>> I am not sure if these are related to my incorrect usage of AIML, missing
>>> settings or perhaps something else.
>>>
>>> I have a number of examples of what happens
>>>
>>> Case 1
>>>  Consider the below extract of AIML
>>>
>>> <category>
>>> <pattern>TESTONE</pattern>
>>> <template>
>>> hello <srai>TESTTWO</srai>
>>> </template>
>>> </category>
>>>
>>> <category>
>>> <pattern>TESTTWO</pattern>
>>> <template>
>>> Right here
>>> </template>
>>> </category>
>>>  
>>> When I type TESTONE it should print out hello and the process TESTTWO
>>> i.e. I
>>> would expect it to print out
>>> hello Right here
>>>
>>> Instead it puts a carriage return in outputting the below
>>> hello
>>> Right here
>>>
>>> Now I am able to correct this by changing the AIML under TESTTWO to have
>>> the
>>> template all on one line
>>>
>>> <category>
>>> <pattern>TESTTWO</pattern>
>>> <template>Right here</template>
>>> </category>
>>>
>>> This outputs
>>> hello Right here
>>>
>>> I have lots and lots of AIML that is written in the previous form and
>>> this
>>> would mean hours of work to fix. I realise this is probably related to
>>> some
>>> new interpretation in progamd 4.6 of carriage returns i.e. they are
>>> included
>>> as part of the content. Is there any easy way I can switch this off
>>>
>>> Any help would be greatly appreciated
>>>
>>>
>>> Example of actual AIML file
>>> http://www.nabble.com/file/p16930873/sample1.aiml sample1.aiml
>>>
>>> Kind regards
>>> Lipska
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
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