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librivescript-perl-2.0.3/rpmbuild-88- print "\$ $cmd\n";
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/rpmbuild:89: system($cmd);
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/rpmbuild-90-}
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librivescript-perl-2.0.3/lib/RiveScript.pm-188- # Evaluate it.
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/lib/RiveScript.pm:189: eval ($code);
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/lib/RiveScript.pm-190- if ($@) {
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librivescript-perl-2.0.3/lib/RiveScript.pm-1708- $deparse->{include}->{$topic} = [];
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/lib/RiveScript.pm:1709: foreach my $include (keys %{$self->{includes}->{$topic}}) {
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/lib/RiveScript.pm-1710- push @{$deparse->{include}->{$topic}}, $include;
##############################################
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/.pc/spelling.patch/README.md-91-
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/.pc/spelling.patch/README.md:92: Load a directory full of RiveScript documents. `$PATH` must be a path to a
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/.pc/spelling.patch/README.md-93- directory. `@EXTS` is optionally an array containing file extensions, including
##############################################
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/.pc/spelling.patch/README.md-99-
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/.pc/spelling.patch/README.md:100: Load a single RiveScript document. `$PATH` should be the path to a valid
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/.pc/spelling.patch/README.md-101- RiveScript file. Returns true on success; false otherwise.
##############################################
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/.pc/spelling.patch/README.md-111- Check the syntax of a line of RiveScript code. This is called automatically
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/.pc/spelling.patch/README.md:112: for each line parsed by the module. `$COMMAND` is the command part of the
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/.pc/spelling.patch/README.md:113: line, and `$LINE` is the rest of the line following the command (and
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/.pc/spelling.patch/README.md-114- excluding inline comments).
##############################################
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/.pc/spelling.patch/README.md-199-
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/.pc/spelling.patch/README.md:200: If you provide `$deparsed`, it should be a data structure matching the format
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/.pc/spelling.patch/README.md-201- of `deparse()`. This way you can deparse your RiveScript brain, add/edit
##############################################
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/.pc/spelling.patch/README.md-212-
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/.pc/spelling.patch/README.md:213: The code receives the variables `$rs, $action, $name,` and `$data`. These
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/.pc/spelling.patch/README.md-214- variables are described here:
##############################################
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/.pc/spelling.patch/README.md-242- Manually create a RiveScript object (a dynamic bit of Perl code that can be
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/.pc/spelling.patch/README.md:243: provoked in a RiveScript response). `$NAME` should be a single-word,
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/.pc/spelling.patch/README.md:244: alphanumeric string. `$CODEREF` should be a pointer to a subroutine or an
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/.pc/spelling.patch/README.md-245- anonymous sub.
##############################################
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/.pc/spelling.patch/README.md-283-
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/.pc/spelling.patch/README.md:284: Set a variable for a user. `$USER` should be their User ID, and `%DATA` is a
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/.pc/spelling.patch/README.md-285- hash containing variable/value pairs.
##############################################
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/.pc/spelling.patch/README.md-299-
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/.pc/spelling.patch/README.md:300: You can optionally pass a second argument, `$VAR`, to get a specific variable
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/.pc/spelling.patch/README.md-301- that belongs to the user. For instance, `getUservars ("soandso", "age")`.
##############################################
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/.pc/spelling.patch/README.md-306-
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/.pc/spelling.patch/README.md:307: Clears all variables about `$USER`. If no `$USER` is provided, clears all
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/.pc/spelling.patch/README.md-308- variables about all users.
##############################################
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/.pc/spelling.patch/README.md-311-
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/.pc/spelling.patch/README.md:312: Freeze the current state of variables for user `$USER`. This will back up the
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/.pc/spelling.patch/README.md-313- user's current state (their variables and reply history). This won't statically
##############################################
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/.pc/spelling.patch/README.md-318-
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/.pc/spelling.patch/README.md:319: If the variables for `$USER` were previously frozen, this method will restore
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/.pc/spelling.patch/README.md-320- them to the state they were in when they were last frozen. It will then delete
##############################################
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/.pc/spelling.patch/README.md-343-
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/.pc/spelling.patch/README.md:344: After fetching a reply for user `$USER`, the `lastMatch` method will return the
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/.pc/spelling.patch/README.md-345- raw text of the trigger that the user has matched with their reply. This function
##############################################
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/.pc/spelling.patch/README.md-353- invoked the object macro (e.g., to get/set variables for them using the
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/.pc/spelling.patch/README.md:354: `$rs` instance).
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/.pc/spelling.patch/README.md-355-
##############################################
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/.pc/spelling.patch/README.md-362-
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/.pc/spelling.patch/README.md:363: Fetch a response to `$MESSAGE` from user `$USER`. RiveScript will take care of
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/.pc/spelling.patch/README.md-364- lowercasing, running substitutions, and removing punctuation from the message.
##############################################
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/.pc/spelling.patch/lib/RiveScript.pm-188- # Evaluate it.
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/.pc/spelling.patch/lib/RiveScript.pm:189: eval ($code);
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/.pc/spelling.patch/lib/RiveScript.pm-190- if ($@) {
##############################################
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/.pc/spelling.patch/lib/RiveScript.pm-1708- $deparse->{include}->{$topic} = [];
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/.pc/spelling.patch/lib/RiveScript.pm:1709: foreach my $include (keys %{$self->{includes}->{$topic}}) {
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/.pc/spelling.patch/lib/RiveScript.pm-1710- push @{$deparse->{include}->{$topic}}, $include;
##############################################
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/README.md-91-
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/README.md:92: Load a directory full of RiveScript documents. `$PATH` must be a path to a
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/README.md-93- directory. `@EXTS` is optionally an array containing file extensions, including
##############################################
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/README.md-99-
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/README.md:100: Load a single RiveScript document. `$PATH` should be the path to a valid
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/README.md-101- RiveScript file. Returns true on success; false otherwise.
##############################################
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/README.md-111- Check the syntax of a line of RiveScript code. This is called automatically
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/README.md:112: for each line parsed by the module. `$COMMAND` is the command part of the
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/README.md:113: line, and `$LINE` is the rest of the line following the command (and
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/README.md-114- excluding inline comments).
##############################################
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/README.md-199-
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/README.md:200: If you provide `$deparsed`, it should be a data structure matching the format
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/README.md-201- of `deparse()`. This way you can deparse your RiveScript brain, add/edit
##############################################
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/README.md-212-
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/README.md:213: The code receives the variables `$rs, $action, $name,` and `$data`. These
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/README.md-214- variables are described here:
##############################################
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/README.md-242- Manually create a RiveScript object (a dynamic bit of Perl code that can be
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/README.md:243: provoked in a RiveScript response). `$NAME` should be a single-word,
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/README.md:244: alphanumeric string. `$CODEREF` should be a pointer to a subroutine or an
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/README.md-245- anonymous sub.
##############################################
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/README.md-283-
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/README.md:284: Set a variable for a user. `$USER` should be their User ID, and `%DATA` is a
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/README.md-285- hash containing variable/value pairs.
##############################################
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/README.md-299-
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/README.md:300: You can optionally pass a second argument, `$VAR`, to get a specific variable
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/README.md-301- that belongs to the user. For instance, `getUservars ("soandso", "age")`.
##############################################
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/README.md-306-
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/README.md:307: Clears all variables about `$USER`. If no `$USER` is provided, clears all
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/README.md-308- variables about all users.
##############################################
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/README.md-311-
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/README.md:312: Freeze the current state of variables for user `$USER`. This will back up the
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/README.md-313- user's current state (their variables and reply history). This won't statically
##############################################
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/README.md-318-
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/README.md:319: If the variables for `$USER` were previously frozen, this method will restore
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/README.md-320- them to the state they were in when they were last frozen. It will then delete
##############################################
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/README.md-343-
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/README.md:344: After fetching a reply for user `$USER`, the `lastMatch` method will return the
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/README.md-345- raw text of the trigger that the user has matched with their reply. This function
##############################################
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/README.md-353- invoked the object macro (e.g., to get/set variables for them using the
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/README.md:354: `$rs` instance).
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/README.md-355-
##############################################
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/README.md-362-
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/README.md:363: Fetch a response to `$MESSAGE` from user `$USER`. RiveScript will take care of
librivescript-perl-2.0.3/README.md-364- lowercasing, running substitutions, and removing punctuation from the message.