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Gravitation · 2012-10-14 08:54:31

Gravitation wrote:
slinger wrote:
Okay, PHP isn't too hard but it is a little weird at times.
Here is basically what the code would look like (it may need to be edited ):
Code:
<html>
<head>
</head>
<body>
<?php
$chatFile = fopen("chat.txt", "w");
fwrite($chatFile, $_GET['word'].':'. $_GET['reply']); //$_GET gets data from url, I'm using : to separate
//the two variables, and reply and word are all taken from the url. 
fclose($chatFile);
</body>
</html>
Not sure if that's entirely correct, if not I don't doubt that sci or pf will change it for me
Anyway, the URL should look like this "gravi.tation.php?word=Hello&reply=Hey,%20what's%20up?"
Ah, okay. Thanks! You're a great programmer.

What code do I put in my Python program?

Nevermind! Thank you so much, slinger. I have a problem, your PHP script erases the whole file before adding the new line.

slinger · 2012-10-14 09:04:20

Hmm, at least it adds something! tongue
(Sorry about that, I hope you didn't get a huge list going D: )
You could try this (I'm pretty bad at php so don't expect this to work perfectly either :p)

Code:

fwrite($chatFile, $chatFile.'\n'.$_GET['word'].':'. $_GET['reply']);

Gravitation wrote:
slinger wrote:
Okay, PHP isn't too hard but it is a little weird at times.
Here is basically what the code would look like (it may need to be edited ):
Code:
<html>
<head>
</head>
<body>
<?php
$chatFile = fopen("chat.txt", "w");
fwrite($chatFile, $_GET['word'].':'. $_GET['reply']); //$_GET gets data from url, I'm using : to separate
//the two variables, and reply and word are all taken from the url. 
fclose($chatFile);
</body>
</html>
Not sure if that's entirely correct, if not I don't doubt that sci or pf will change it for me
Anyway, the URL should look like this "gravi.tation.php?word=Hello&reply=Hey,%20what's%20up?"
Ah, okay. Thanks! You're a great programmer.

:')

Last edited by slinger (2012-10-14 09:05:43)

Gravitation · 2012-10-14 09:10:25

Don't worry, I'm worse. tongue
And no, I didn't. I tested it in my browser. big_smile

Oh, and I put a comment in my code to give credit to you.
But it's still not working, after running
http://gravi.tation.tk/chat.php?word=testing&reply=Cool, you're testing something!
chat.dat is

Resource id #9\ntesting|Cool, you\'re testing something!

hmm

slinger · 2012-10-14 09:13:04

You don't need to wink
Weird hmm
Maybe check out these:
http://html.net/tutorials/php/lesson15.php
http://html.net/tutorials/php/lesson16.php

transparent · 2012-10-14 10:06:56

The resource thing is annoying. >.<
Perhaps this would help? Yeah, it's for mySQL problems, but it might be the same method. smile

Gravitation · 2012-10-14 10:18:27

transparent wrote:
The resource thing is annoying. >.<
Perhaps this would help? Yeah, it's for mySQL problems, but it might be the same method.

Thanks, but I'm horrible at that stuff so... I can't figure it out. tongue

Gravitation · 2012-10-14 11:07:27

Actually I figured it out. tongue

Thanks guys, here: New version! It's a stand alone Python file, just save it as a .py and chat! big_smile

Code:

''' Thanks to slinger for showing me
how to keep the memory file
on my website! '''

import urllib
print "Please wait..."
known = {}
opener = urllib.FancyURLopener({})
chatmem = opener.open("http://gravi.tation.tk/chat.dat")
check = chatmem.readlines()
for i in check:
    templ = []
    cont = ""
    for j in i:
        if j != "|":
            cont += j
        else:
            templ.append(cont)
            cont = ""
    templ.append(cont)
    known[templ[0]] = templ[1]
chatmem.close()
history = []
print "Chatbot ready. Please type something."
while True:
    ginputd = raw_input()
    temp = ""
    for i in ginputd:
        if i != "," and i != "." and i != "!" and i != "?":
            temp = temp + str(i).lower()
    if temp == "show known" or temp == "show history":
        if temp == "show known":
            print ""
            print "    Known:"
            for i in known:
                print "        Reply to \"" + i + "\": \"" + known[i] + "\""
            print ""
        elif temp == "show history":
            print ""
            print "    History:"
            for i in history:
                print "        " + i
            print ""
    else:
        history.append("User: " + ginputd)
        ginputd = False
        for i in known:
            if temp.endswith(i):
                ginputd = i
        if ginputd != False:
            print known[ginputd]
            history.append("Chatbot: " + known[ginputd])
        else:
            print "Whoops, I don't understand that! What would be the appropriate reply?"
            appr = raw_input()
            known = {}
            opener = urllib.FancyURLopener({})
            chatmem = opener.open("http://gravi.tation.tk/chat.dat")
            check = chatmem.readlines()
            for i in check:
                templ = []
                cont = ""
                for j in i:
                    if j != "|":
                        cont += j
                    else:
                        templ.append(cont)
                        cont = ""
                templ.append(cont)
                known[templ[0]] = templ[1]
            chatmem.close()
            chatmem = opener.open("http://gravi.tation.tk/chat.php?word=" + temp + "&reply=" + appr)
            chatmem.close()
            known[temp] = appr
            history.append("Unknown reply, user gives \"" + appr + "\" as correct output.")
            print "Thanks, I understand now."

blob8108 · 2012-10-14 11:46:03

This is still my favourite chatbot:

Code:

import random
messages = []
while 1:
    messages.append(raw_input("? "))
    print random.choice(messages)

tongue

Gravitation · 2012-10-14 12:04:22

blob8108 wrote:
This is still my favourite chatbot:
Code:
import random
messages = []
while 1:
    messages.append(raw_input("? "))
    print random.choice(messages)

tongue

I knew you would post here, since you're a Python programmer. tongue

slinger · 2012-10-14 12:17:00

Gravitation wrote:

Actually I figured it out. tongue

Thanks guys, here: New version! It's a stand alone Python file, just save it as a .py and chat! big_smile

Code:

''' Thanks to slinger for showing me
how to keep the memory file
on my website! '''

import urllib
print "Please wait..."
known = {}
opener = urllib.FancyURLopener({})
chatmem = opener.open("http://gravi.tation.tk/chat.dat")
check = chatmem.readlines()
for i in check:
    templ = []
    cont = ""
    for j in i:
        if j != "|":
            cont += j
        else:
            templ.append(cont)
            cont = ""
    templ.append(cont)
    known[templ[0]] = templ[1]
chatmem.close()
history = []
print "Chatbot ready. Please type something."
while True:
    ginputd = raw_input()
    temp = ""
    for i in ginputd:
        if i != "," and i != "." and i != "!" and i != "?":
            temp = temp + str(i).lower()
    if temp == "show known" or temp == "show history":
        if temp == "show known":
            print ""
            print "    Known:"
            for i in known:
                print "        Reply to \"" + i + "\": \"" + known[i] + "\""
            print ""
        elif temp == "show history":
            print ""
            print "    History:"
            for i in history:
                print "        " + i
            print ""
    else:
        history.append("User: " + ginputd)
        ginputd = False
        for i in known:
            if temp.endswith(i):
                ginputd = i
        if ginputd != False:
            print known[ginputd]
            history.append("Chatbot: " + known[ginputd])
        else:
            print "Whoops, I don't understand that! What would be the appropriate reply?"
            appr = raw_input()
            known = {}
            opener = urllib.FancyURLopener({})
            chatmem = opener.open("http://gravi.tation.tk/chat.dat")
            check = chatmem.readlines()
            for i in check:
                templ = []
                cont = ""
                for j in i:
                    if j != "|":
                        cont += j
                    else:
                        templ.append(cont)
                        cont = ""
                templ.append(cont)
                known[templ[0]] = templ[1]
            chatmem.close()
            chatmem = opener.open("http://gravi.tation.tk/chat.php?word=" + temp + "&reply=" + appr)
            chatmem.close()
            known[temp] = appr
            history.append("Unknown reply, user gives \"" + appr + "\" as correct output.")
            print "Thanks, I understand now."

Congratulations, I knew you would get it! big_smile

Gravitation · 2012-10-14 12:20:48

slinger wrote:

Gravitation wrote:

Actually I figured it out. tongue

Thanks guys, here: New version! It's a stand alone Python file, just save it as a .py and chat! big_smile

Code:

''' Thanks to slinger for showing me
how to keep the memory file
on my website! '''

import urllib
print "Please wait..."
known = {}
opener = urllib.FancyURLopener({})
chatmem = opener.open("http://gravi.tation.tk/chat.dat")
check = chatmem.readlines()
for i in check:
    templ = []
    cont = ""
    for j in i:
        if j != "|":
            cont += j
        else:
            templ.append(cont)
            cont = ""
    templ.append(cont)
    known[templ[0]] = templ[1]
chatmem.close()
history = []
print "Chatbot ready. Please type something."
while True:
    ginputd = raw_input()
    temp = ""
    for i in ginputd:
        if i != "," and i != "." and i != "!" and i != "?":
            temp = temp + str(i).lower()
    if temp == "show known" or temp == "show history":
        if temp == "show known":
            print ""
            print "    Known:"
            for i in known:
                print "        Reply to \"" + i + "\": \"" + known[i] + "\""
            print ""
        elif temp == "show history":
            print ""
            print "    History:"
            for i in history:
                print "        " + i
            print ""
    else:
        history.append("User: " + ginputd)
        ginputd = False
        for i in known:
            if temp.endswith(i):
                ginputd = i
        if ginputd != False:
            print known[ginputd]
            history.append("Chatbot: " + known[ginputd])
        else:
            print "Whoops, I don't understand that! What would be the appropriate reply?"
            appr = raw_input()
            known = {}
            opener = urllib.FancyURLopener({})
            chatmem = opener.open("http://gravi.tation.tk/chat.dat")
            check = chatmem.readlines()
            for i in check:
                templ = []
                cont = ""
                for j in i:
                    if j != "|":
                        cont += j
                    else:
                        templ.append(cont)
                        cont = ""
                templ.append(cont)
                known[templ[0]] = templ[1]
            chatmem.close()
            chatmem = opener.open("http://gravi.tation.tk/chat.php?word=" + temp + "&reply=" + appr)
            chatmem.close()
            known[temp] = appr
            history.append("Unknown reply, user gives \"" + appr + "\" as correct output.")
            print "Thanks, I understand now."

Congratulations, I knew you would get it! big_smile

:') Thanks. Here's the code:

Code:

<?php
  $openfile = fopen ("chat.dat","r") or die ("");
  $file_size=filesize("chat.dat");
  $file_contents = fread ($openfile,$file_size);
  $writefile = fopen ("chat.dat","w") or die ("");
  fwrite($writefile, $file_contents. "\n". $_GET['word'].'|'. $_GET['reply']);
    ?>

Gravitation · 2012-10-14 12:26:53

Somebody cussed on it, I've temporarily taken it down.

Gravitation · 2012-10-14 12:49:56

And it's back up.

(sorry for the consecutive posts, I can't edit yet)

slinger · 2012-10-14 12:59:46

Yeah, that's one thing I thought about. Maybe have passwords and usernames where you can block people from the chat?

Gravitation · 2012-10-14 13:01:30

slinger wrote:
Yeah, that's one thing I thought about. Maybe have passwords and usernames where you can block people from the chat?

Yeah, but how? hmm

slinger · 2012-10-14 13:03:18

Maybe with databases. But that would require a little bit more PHP :p

Gravitation · 2012-10-14 13:04:52

slinger wrote:
Maybe with databases. But that would require a little bit more PHP :p

I'm scared of databases. ~O~

transparent · 2012-10-14 13:07:10

They aren't too bad after you get used to them. wink

Gravitation · 2012-10-14 13:08:44

transparent wrote:
They aren't too bad after you get used to them.

That's so with everything, right?

slinger · 2012-10-14 13:10:04

Too true :p

transparent · 2012-10-14 13:13:40

Gravitation wrote:
transparent wrote:
They aren't too bad after you get used to them.
That's so with everything, right?

Very true. smile

Molybdenum · 2012-10-14 13:14:07

Gravitation wrote:
And it's back up.

(sorry for the consecutive posts, I can't edit yet)

Excuse me for being stupid, but where is your website?

Gravitation · 2012-10-14 13:15:29

Molybdenum wrote:
Gravitation wrote:
And it's back up.

(sorry for the consecutive posts, I can't edit yet)
Excuse me for being stupid, but where is your website?

Gravi.tation.tk

The files are chat.php and chat.dat.

slinger · 2012-10-14 13:17:52

Wow, you're website rocks yikes

Gravitation · 2012-10-14 13:20:04

slinger wrote:
Wow, you're website rocks

Thanks! I've made better, though.

Scratch

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Re: A simple learning chatbot in Python

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