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Dictionary? speechles if you don' mind? :D [SOLVED]

2009-10-10T00:18:26-04:00

Is there anyone else that is having this

"Time-out error occured when trying to query 'http://wordnetweb.princeton.edu/perl/webwn?s=worrywart'.

It works 2 out of every 5 times. Any thoughts?

Statistics: Posted by digs — Sat Oct 10, 2009 12:18 am

Dictionary? speechles if you don' mind? :D [SOLVED]

2009-02-06T17:29:27-04:00

The display option is not working.

Tcl error [incith::dictionary::public_message]: can't read "state(http)": no such variable

Their website appears to be down causing the issue...

Statistics: Posted by speechles — Fri Feb 06, 2009 5:29 pm

Dictionary? speechles if you don' mind? :D [SOLVED]

2009-02-06T11:31:44-04:00

The display option is not working.

Tcl error [incith::dictionary::public_message]: can't read "state(http)": no such variable

Statistics: Posted by holycrap — Fri Feb 06, 2009 11:31 am

Dictionary? speechles if you don' mind? :D [SOLVED]

2009-01-22T19:31:56-04:00

Then of course let's get crazy. Without further adieu, welcome to insanity.
Incith:Dictionary v1.9 .. Insane isn't it? Well, it's however you configure it if you even care to use it, below is a simple example.

... in channel #testing ...
!dict --nall blue
... in partyline/log debug ...
<(speechles@#testing)> "!dict --nall egg" --> egg (noun 1-5)
... in private message to bot ...
!dict --v1-3 egg
... in partyline/log debug ...
<(speechles@speechles)> "!dict --v1-3 egg" --> egg (verb 1-3)

This is also fully configureable, you decide what is in your debug line yourself. At your whim are literally a ton of (well, 10.. heh) variables to use to build it. Have a fun..

Statistics: Posted by speechles — Thu Jan 22, 2009 7:31 pm

Dictionary? speechles if you don' mind? :D [SOLVED]

2009-01-21T11:02:10-04:00

Just another crazy request. Would it be possible to implement this to the script? Able to see in DCC what people are defining in private message with the bot? I know, incith's weather will show in DCC when people use the command in /msg bot.

Thanks.

Statistics: Posted by holycrap — Wed Jan 21, 2009 11:02 am

Dictionary? speechles if you don' mind? :D [SOLVED]

2009-01-16T19:51:16-04:00

lmao.. exactly. The purpose of that is mainly for people experienced with regexp to correct the script themselves. It contains a pure 'html' dump of the site exactly as the bot sees it before it attempts parsing, but isn't really necessary anymore so has been removed.

Also refined the matching quite a bit to use patterns more easily matched without being over greedy. This leaves the ability to use the input methods below:

!dict egg - default amount of results for each type
!dict --noun egg - default amount of noun results for egg
!dict --noun3 egg - the 3rd noun result for egg
!dict --noun1-3 egg - the 1st thru 3rd noun result for egg
!dict --all egg - every result for egg that appears for any type
!dict --all5-all egg - the 5th to last results for egg that appears for any type
!dict --nounall-3 egg - the start thru 3rd noun result for egg
!dict --noun3-all egg - the 3rd thru last noun result for egg

Where noun above can also be verb, adj, adv, or all (as well as any combination you place within the types config variable). The above also assumes the switchorder is set to 0 (type/range), and switcher is set to "--". The purpose of the typeline variable is to match the webpage as it calls them. This order must be used when configuring your types variable. You can use any number of abbreviations within types.

The script now correctly returns over-greedy matches back as user input making it much more intelligent than previous versions. Try some weird input and try to break the parser to see if you can. Note: a broken parser will eat part of your input, as the previous 'hot tub' returning results for only 'tub' was doing. Try it out and let me know what you think.
Incith:Dictionary v1.8 .. Have a fun

!dict --a2-all egg
<( #test )> "--a2-all egg" :: types = a; range = 2-all; input = egg; start = 2; end = 7; typeline = all
!dict egg
<( #test )> "egg" :: types = ; range = ; input = egg; start = 1; end = 1; typeline = all
!dict --adj19-all hot tub
<( #test )> "--adj19-all hot tub" :: types = adj; range = 19-all; input = hot tub; start = 19; end = 24; typeline = adjective
!dict hot tub
<( #test )> "--hot tub" :: types = ; range = hot; input = hot tub; start = 1; end = 1; typeline = all

If you have problems with editing the types and having the script recognize them correctly enabling debug will show output similar to above. The important parts are input, start, end and typeline as these parts the script is manipulating. The first two, types and range are generated by the user...

Statistics: Posted by speechles — Fri Jan 16, 2009 7:51 pm

Dictionary? speechles if you don' mind? :D [SOLVED]

2009-01-16T13:42:26-04:00

Standard debug code of course.
Remove:

Code:

      # DEBUG DEBUG                          set junk [open "ig-debug.txt" w]      puts $junk $html      close $junk

Statistics: Posted by incith — Fri Jan 16, 2009 1:42 pm

Dictionary? speechles if you don' mind? :D [SOLVED]

2009-01-16T09:58:38-04:00

Just curious why this file was created at the root directory "ig.debug.txt"?

Statistics: Posted by holycrap — Fri Jan 16, 2009 9:58 am

Dictionary? speechles if you don' mind? :D [SOLVED]

2009-01-14T09:58:56-04:00

Oh... ok, I didn't know. It said two and I saw only one, just thought I might have missed something. My bad.

Statistics: Posted by holycrap — Wed Jan 14, 2009 9:58 am

Dictionary? speechles if you don' mind? :D [SOLVED]

2009-01-13T07:30:33-04:00

# DISPLAY OPTION 8
# you get two variable to use here:
I only see one variable "%%site%%".

Yeah, was going to be two variables there. But afterwards, it was like why? They would both be the same thing. That is the display option for redirecting loop errors where the query redirects back to itself.

Statistics: Posted by speechles — Tue Jan 13, 2009 7:30 am

Dictionary? speechles if you don' mind? :D [SOLVED]

2009-01-13T00:46:08-04:00

# DISPLAY OPTION 8
# you get two variable to use here:

I only see one variable "%%site%%".

Statistics: Posted by holycrap — Tue Jan 13, 2009 12:46 am

Dictionary? speechles if you don' mind? :D [SOLVED]

2009-01-12T19:51:18-04:00

The script will now redirect itself automatically if wordnetweb ever points elsewhere making having to change the config webdict variable hopefully no longer necessary.

Incith:Dictionary v1.7 ... Have a fun

Statistics: Posted by speechles — Mon Jan 12, 2009 7:51 pm

RE:

2009-01-12T12:24:31-04:00

Hi guys,

I can also confirm that the site is up.

You need to make the URL changes as brother speechless directs, before it works.

Again thanks speechless and incinth, you guys are Gods! really looking forward to having some fun with this!

achilles

Statistics: Posted by achilles1900 — Mon Jan 12, 2009 12:24 pm

Dictionary? speechles if you don' mind? :D [SOLVED]

2009-01-12T07:27:09-04:00

It's working now.

I found I had to change the part below to get it to work.

Code:

    # set this to the website we are going to get our definitions from.    # at the moment, only the site listed below is tested.    # --    set webdict "http://as200l.princeton.edu/perl/webwn\?"

Notice the new webdict url..

Statistics: Posted by speechles — Mon Jan 12, 2009 7:27 am

Dictionary? speechles if you don' mind? :D [SOLVED]

2009-01-12T00:39:00-04:00

It's working now.

Statistics: Posted by holycrap — Mon Jan 12, 2009 12:39 am