Use of a subset of AIML files chosen in a request

[gianfrasoft]

I have a Program-Y chatbot, based on a list of AIML files located in several subdirectories of the "categories" dir.

I'd like to send a request to the chatbot in witch I choose a list of subdirectories wich will exclude categories not selected.

For example, this is my "categories" directory:

categories 
    | chatbotdir1
        - file1.aiml
        - file2.aiml
    | chatbotdir2
        - file3.aiml
        - file4.aiml
    | chatbotdir3
        - file5.aiml
        - file6.aiml

My request should pass a file path as parameter:

bot.handle_user_message(
        user_id="me",
        message_text="Hello I love you tell me what is your name",
        path="/chatbotdir1, /chatbotdir2"
)

in the way I need to check only categories of files file1.aiml, file2.aiml, file3.aiml, file4.aiml.

Is there a way to do it?

Thank you so much.

[keiffster]

Unfortunately that is just not possible, the bot loads all files at start up an then builds the brain, it does not record which elements come from which file in a way that can be used to partition the query

Your best option would be to run multiple bots each loading their grammars from the sub directtories

K

On 19 Nov 2019, at 18:13, Gianfranco notifications@github.com wrote:

I have a Program-Y chatbot, based on a list of AIML files located in several subdirectories of the "categories" dir.

I'd like to send a request to the chatbot in witch I choose a list of subdirectories wich will exclude categories not selected.

For example, this is my "categories" directory:

categories | chatbotdir1

• file1.aiml
• file2.aiml | chatbotdir2
• file3.aiml
• file4.aiml | chatbotdir3
• file5.aiml
• file6.aiml My request should pass a file path as parameter:

bot.handle_user_message( user_id="me", message_text="Hello I love you tell me what is your name", path="/chatbotdir1, /chatbotdir2" ) in the way I need to check only categories of files file1.aiml, file2.aiml, file3.aiml, file4.aiml.

Is there a way to do it?

Thank you so much.

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[gianfrasoft]

Ok, thank you very much!

[acriptis]

@gianfrasoft have you found the solution for your case?

I have similar problem here: https://github.com/keiffster/program-y/issues/235 So I use separate configuration for each subset of AIMLs this is quite redundant, but fits the requirements.