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Reporting An Issue
AIML can be quite daunting when you start, AIML 2.0 introduced a significant number of new features, and Program-Y adds several more of its own. Suffice to say that there is an infinite number of ways for a grammar to play out.
In addition, Program-Y is in active development, but is open source and therefore comes with the usual caveats with regards to its ongoing development.
However, we try and respond as quickly as possible to all questions, issues and problems you may be having with the program, a specific bot or just AIML in general. To help speed our response times up and get your a resolution as quick as possible, there are a number of pre-requisites it would be good for you to check, and some supporting information to provide along with your submission to help us answer
- Are you working on the latest version of Program-Y
- If not, which version are you using
- If not, are you able to upgrade and does the problem still exist
- If your problem is a grammr issue
- Is it an issue with the core grammar
- Is it an issue with your own grammar
- Can you provide a cut down version of the grammar which replicates the problem
- Version of Program-Y
- Name of the Bot you are using
- Operating system running
- Version of Python
- Have you modified any of the core code, or are you using a customer extension (Service, OOB, Node etc )
- If so, are you able to provide the source code
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