Re: Tease Ai scripting: The HELP CORNER
Posted: Fri Oct 19, 2018 11:45 am
Could be something like this:
custom/start.txt
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hi lets start @CheckFlag(taskA_interrupted, Resume_taskA) @CheckFlag(taskB_interrupted, Resume_taskB)
@Flag(flag_taskA, flag_taskB) @NullResponse @DeleteFlag(flag_taskA, flag_taskB)
heres a task
@NullResponse @RapidCodeOn
(Choose_task)
@NullResponse @Goto(taskA, taskB)
(taskA)
@NullResponse @CheckFlag(flag_taskA, Choose_task)
@NullResponse @SetFlag(flag_taskA) @CallReturn(path_of_the_file/taskA.txt)
@NullResponse @Goto(End)
(taskB)
@NullResponse @CheckFlag(flag_taskB, Choose_task)
@NullResponse @SetFlag(flag_taskB) @CallReturn(path_of_the_file/taskB.txt)
@NullResponse @Goto(End)
(End)
ok lets end
@EndScript
@End
(Resume_taskA)
@NullResponse @CallReturn([i]path_of_the_file[/i]/taskA.txt, resume_task)
@NullResponse @Goto(End)
(Resume_taskB)
@NullResponse @CallReturn([i]path_of_the_file[/i]/taskB.txt, resume_task)
@NullResponse @Goto(End)
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set up task A
ok you can go now, turn off teaseAi and come back later @SetFlag(taskA_interrupted)
@End
(resume_task)
@NullResponse @DeleteFlag(taskA_interrupted)
hi welcome back, lets see how task A went
@End
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set up task B
ok you can go now, turn off teaseAi and come back later @SetFlag(taskB_interrupted)
@End
(resume_task)
@NullResponse @DeleteFlag(taskB_interrupted)
hi welcome back, lets see how task B went
@End
The first time, since none of the flags still exist the script will output "here's a task" and go to line (Choose_task) and it will randomly choose a task. Let's say it chooses taskA.
A flag indicating that taskA has been chosen will be created, this way the script will not select it the next day,
It will run the script taskA.txt and stop at the point you want it to stop, creating a flag to indicate that it has to resume taskA, it will go back to custom/start.txt and output line "ok lets end" and close TAI (the @EndScript command).
When you run TAI again the script will check if any of the flags that indicate that a task is in progress has been created.
Flag "taskA_interrupted" exists so it will move to line "(Resume_taskA)" and resume the script taskA.txt from where you want it to resume (the ", resume_task" in the @CallReturn command will call the script taskA.txt from line "resume_task").
It will delete flag "taskA_interrupted" and check how you completed taskA then it will go back to custom/start.txt and output line "ok lets end" and close TAI.
The next day the script will choose another task and will repeat the same process. Since taskA has already been choosen the day before, if the @Goto command chooses again taskA the @CheckFlag command will take you back to line "(Choose_task)" and it will repeat the process.
If you have just 2-3 tasks I would remove the
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@NullResponse @CheckFlag(flag_taskA, Choose_task)Code: Select all
@NullResponse @Goto(taskB)Code: Select all
@NullResponse @Goto(taskB,taskC)When all tasks have been executed the script will read line "@Flag(flag_taskA, flag_taskB) @NullResponse @DeleteFlag(flag_taskA, flag_taskB)": it gets executed once all the flags indicated in the @Flag() command exist and delete all the variables that indicate which task have been chosen and restart from scratch.
The script is modular so you can add all the tasks you want.
That's all. I hope the explanation is clear enough; it's quite late and I'm a bit tired...
If this is not how you wanted the script to work or need more help let me know.
I just use @Flag(something) @Goto(Line)
