AltTopicclass
An AltTopic is a TopicEntry that can be located inside another TopicEntry; to provide an alternative response to the same conversational commands when its isActive property is true. An AltTopic takes precedence over its enclosing TopicEntry when its active property is true, but otherwise takes most of its properties (apart from its topicResponse) from the TopicEntry in which it is located. You can have as many AltTopics as you like associated with any given TopicEntry; the one that will be used will be the last to be defined for which isActive is true.
class AltTopic : ActorTopicEntry
Superclass Tree (in declaration order)
AltTopic
ActorTopicEntry
ReplaceRedirector
Redirector
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[TopicEntry](../object/TopicEntry.html)
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Subclass Tree
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Global Objects
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Summary of Properties
actionPhrase allowAction convKeys getActor includeInList myAction name suggestAs
Inherited from ActorTopicEntry :
activated active autoName curiosityAroused impliesGreeting isConversational keyTopics listOrder timesInvoked
Inherited from TopicEntry :
isActive matchExactCase matchObj matchPattern matchScore scoreBoost topicMatched
Summary of Methods
Inherited from ActorTopicEntry :
activate addToConvKeyTable buildName curiositySatisfied deactivate getKeyTopics handleTopic initializeTopicEntry isReachable nodeActive showKeyTopics timesToSuggest
Inherited from ReplaceRedirector :
redirect
Inherited from Redirector :
doInstead doNested doOtherAction
Inherited from TopicEntry :
addTopic scoreBooster topicResponse
Properties
actionPhrase
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allowAction
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convKeysOVERRIDDEN
no description available
getActorOVERRIDDEN
By default we take most of our property values from the corresponding property on the TopicEntry we’re located in
includeInListOVERRIDDEN
no description available
myAction
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nameOVERRIDDEN
no description available
suggestAsOVERRIDDEN
no description available
Methods
matchTopic (top)OVERRIDDEN
We match if our location matches, but if it does match we add our relative source text order to our location’s match score to give us a higher score the later we’re defined after our associated TopicEntry.
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