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currently betty is not able to take proper questions on ZSH (after testing) by proper i mean a?at the end
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to reproduce the problem go to
Betty/lib/betty.rb
and go to line 5 if command.match(/^what can you do for me$/) replace it with if command.match(/^what can you do for me\?$/)
if command.match(/^what can you do for me$/)
if command.match(/^what can you do for me\?$/)
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I see your screencast and that things fail there. Somehow, I can't reproduce the issue on zsh and bash.
So, I need you help debugging this. How did you set up betty, @xeon-zolt ?
I tested it with:
./main.rb what can you do for me?
and it works (of course after re-adding the question mark in the regexp).
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used the install script
cd betty ruby install.rb
and then used the commands in above screen shots.
i think it can be a issue with my zsh configuration and if i can figure it out will add it to readme
problem found @tessi but not the solution check this
need to do somthing with zsh config
You could try to add an in your .zshrc: alias betty='noglob betty' or unset the option entirely: unsetopt nomatch.
alias betty='noglob betty'
unsetopt nomatch
Edit: Apparently, I unassigned you. I do not know how, but I am sorry.
we can also add i to installer to add it to zshrc
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Need to add proper question to Betty
currently betty is not able to take proper questions on ZSH (after testing) by proper i mean a
?
at the endto reproduce the problem go to
and go to line 5
if command.match(/^what can you do for me$/)
replace it with
if command.match(/^what can you do for me\?$/)
Betty running with regex line with '?' on ZSH
Betty running without manners (she is not sensitive any more)
currentlly on patch from @tessi
A GIF showing it
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