Paul McClernan:
Write some RunRev transcript that asks for the users name
AI:
Here is a sample RunRev transcript that asks for the user's name:
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on mouseUp
-- Ask for the user's name
put "What is your name?" into message
answer message
if it is empty then exit mouseUp
put it into userName
-- Show a greeting message
put "Hello, " & userName & "!" into greeting
answer greeting
end mouseUp
You can customize the script by adding additional functionality or by modifying the message and greeting to suit your needs. For example, you can use the userName variable to personalize the greeting or to store the user's name for later use. You can find more information about RunRev and how to use it to create interactive applications in the RunRev documentation or through online tutorials and resources.
Paul McClernan:
change the word message to tMessage because it is a transcript keyword
AI:
Here is the revised RunRev transcript that asks for the user's name, with the word "message" replaced with "tMessage" to avoid using a transcript keyword:
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on mouseUp
-- Ask for the user's name
put "What is your name?" into tMessage
answer tMessage
if it is empty then exit mouseUp
put it into userName
-- Show a greeting message
put "Hello, " & userName & "!" into greeting
answer greeting
end mouseUp
You can customize the script by adding additional functionality or by modifying the tMessage and greeting to suit your needs. For example, you can use the userName variable to personalize the greeting or to store the user's name for later use. You can find more information about RunRev and how to use it to create interactive applications in the RunRev documentation or through online tutorials and resources.
Paul McClernan:
no 'answer' should be ask because user input is being requested
AI:
Here is the revised RunRev transcript that asks for the user's name, with the answer command replaced with ask to request user input:
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on mouseUp
-- Ask for the user's name
put "What is your name?" into tMessage
ask tMessage
if it is empty then exit mouseUp
put it into userName
-- Show a greeting message
put "Hello, " & userName & "!" into greeting
answer greeting
end mouseUp
You can customize the script by adding additional functionality or by modifying the tMessage and greeting to suit your needs. For example, you can use the userName variable to personalize the greeting or to store the user's name for later use. You can find more information about RunRev and how to use it to create interactive applications in the RunRev documentation or through online tutorials and resources.
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So in three quickly typed requests and revised responses I had code that did exactly what I wanted.
Granted this is a very simple bit of code that I'm asking the AI to write, but obviously this is instantly useful for people who don't really like to type. And I'm impressed that it was able to write code in xTalk dialects. I had started by telling it to write in HyperTalk and MetaTalk or xTalk script and it made wrote useable, perhaps not 100% correctly but close, syntax each time. It is simply amazing.