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000021_amos-request@svcs1.digex.net_Fri Apr 4 02:24:28 1997.msg
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From: AW@null.net (Adam Wilkinson)
Reply-To: AW@null.net (Adam Wilkinson)
Subject: Just plain Subjects (fwd)
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On Thu, 03 Apr 97, Jamie B wrote:
*** Start of forwarded message
Okay, I'm not going to brag on about anything... All I want to know
is how to use normaly inputs and take "BITS" from it, and make it
NON case sensative...
*** End of forwarded message
For Jamie, and anyone else who is interested...
I wrote a prog once that splits a string into it's words using something
like...
For LETTER_NUMBER = 1 To Len(TEXT$)
LETTER$=Mid$(TEXT$,LETTER_NUMBER,1)
WORD$=WORD$+LETTER$
If LETTER$=' ':Rem Found a space must have a whole word
Proc DO_SOMETHING_WITH [WORD$]
End If
Next
For Case non sensitivity use either Upper$(WORD$) or Lower$(WORD$)
If Anyone wants source, which takes an input, extracts the words, searches
for them in a vocabulary or adds to the current vocab if the word doesn't
exist, and builds a list of words you can use after other words and then
spits out random samplings of the words it knows in orders it knows...
<phew>
Then let me know.
It was based on a prog called DANI- Dynamic Artificial Non-Intelligence,
Although I renamed my version ELLE- English Language Linkage Editor.
--
Adam.