MilleUna Conversation by Leonardo Boselli

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"The part of the MilleUna Framework that manages conversations."

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In the sentence 'now topic hyperlink highlighting is true' milleuna
conversation by leonardo boselli, I was expecting to read a condition, but
instead found some text that I couldn't understand - 'topic hyperlink
highlighting is true'.
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In the sentence 'if the current interlocutor is the nearest-person' milleuna
conversation by leonardo boselli, I was expecting to read a condition, but
instead found some text that I couldn't understand - 'current interlocutor
is the nearest-person'.
I was trying to match this phrase:
if (current interlocutor is the nearest-person - a condition):
But I didn't recognise 'current interlocutor is the nearest-person'.


In the sentence 'now the noun is the nearest-person' milleuna
conversation by leonardo boselli, I was expecting to read a condition, but
instead found some text that I couldn't understand - 'the noun is the
nearest-person'.


In the sentence 'if the nearest-person is not a person' milleuna
conversation by leonardo boselli, I was expecting to read a condition, but
instead found some text that I couldn't understand - 'nearest-person is not
a person'.
I was trying to match this phrase:
if (nearest-person is not a person - a condition):
But I didn't recognise 'nearest-person is not a person'.
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Version 1/140824 of MilleUna Conversation by Leonardo Boselli begins here.
"The part of the MilleUna Framework that manages conversations."
Include Conversation Package by Eric Eve.

Part - Conversation
Chapter 1 - Highlighting
First when play begins:
    now topic hyperlink highlighting is true;
Chapter 2 - Discussions
A thing can be discussable or speakable or unspeakable. A thing is usually unspeakable.
Instead of examining a speakable thing (called the argument) when the current interlocutor is a person:
    if the argument is listed in the ask-suggestions of the node of the current interlocutor:
      try quizzing the current interlocutor about the argument;
    otherwise if the argument is listed in the tell-suggestions of the node of the current interlocutor:
      try informing the current interlocutor about the argument;
    otherwise:
      continue the action.
Instead of examining a discussable thing (called the argument) (this is the inst-ex-disc rule):
    if the current interlocutor is a person:
      if the argument is listed in the ask-suggestions of the node of the current interlocutor:
        try quizzing the current interlocutor about the argument;
      otherwise if the argument is listed in the tell-suggestions of the node of the current interlocutor:
        try informing the current interlocutor about the argument;
      otherwise:
        say "[arg-discusso argument]" (A);
    otherwise:
      say "[arg-discusso argument]" (B).
To say arg-discusso (argument - a discussable thing):
    say "[The argument] [are] a topic of conversation.[list-topics]"
To say list-topics:
    try silently listing suggested topics.
Section H (for use with Hyperlink Interface by Leonardo Boselli)
To say nothing specific:
     say "[We] [have] nothing to discuss with [the current interlocutor]. [We] [can] say [t]goodbye[x]."
Section K (for use without Hyperlink Interface by Leonardo Boselli)
To say nothing specific:
     say "[We] [have] nothing to discuss with [the current interlocutor]. [We] [can] say goodbye."
Section Common
Definition: a person is hailable if it is not the player and it is not an animal and it is visible.
 Check hailing (this is the new check what's being hailed rule):
    if the current interlocutor is a visible person:
      if the current interlocutor is the nearest-person:
        say "[We] [are] already talking to [the current interlocutor]." (A) instead;
      otherwise:
        now the farewell type is implicit;
        try silently leavetaking;
        now the farewell type is explicit;
    now the noun is the nearest-person;
    if the nearest-person is not a person,
      now the noun is a random hailable person;
    if the noun is a person:
      say "(talking to [the noun])" (B);
    otherwise:
      say "[We] [are] alone [here]." (C) instead.
The check what's being hailed rule is not listed in any rulebook.
Chapter 3 - Hyperlinked Suggestions
To list-topics-please:
    say "[line break]";
    now the topic-request is implicit;
    try silently listing suggested topics;
    say "[run paragraph on]".
Section H (for use with Hyperlink Interface by Leonardo Boselli)
When play begins:
    now the printed name of yes-suggestion is "say [t]yes[x]";
    now the printed name of no-suggestion is "say [t]no[x].";
    now the printed name of yes-no-suggestion is "say [t]yes[x] or [t]no[x]";
    now the printed name of self-suggestion is "[regarding the current interlocutor][themselves]".
Section Common
The complex list suggested topics rule is not listed in any rulebook.
 Carry out listing suggested topics (this is the hyperlink complex list suggested topics rule):
    follow the suggestion list construction rules;
    let ask-suggs be the number of entries in sugg-list-ask;
    let tell-suggs be the number of entries in sugg-list-tell;
    let other-suggs be the number of entries in sugg-list-other;
    if ask-suggs + tell-suggs + other-suggs is 0:
      say "[nothing specific]" (A);
      rule succeeds;
    let sugg-rep be a text;
    say "[if topic-request is implicit]([end if][We] [could] " (B);
    if other-suggs > 0:
      let sugg-rep be "[sugg-list-other]" (C);
      replace the regular expression "\band\b" in sugg-rep with "or";
      say "[sugg-rep][if tell-suggs + ask-suggs > 0]; or [end if]" (D);
    if ask-suggs > 0:
      say "ask [regarding the current interlocutor][them] about " (E);
      let CT be 0;
      repeat with TT running through sugg-list-ask:
        say "the [emphasize TT]" (F);
        increment CT;
        if CT < ask-suggs - 1:
          say ", " (G);
        otherwise if CT < ask-suggs:
          say " or " (H);
      say "[if tell-suggs > 0]; or [end if]" (I);
    if tell-suggs > 0:
      say "tell [regarding the current interlocutor][them] about " (J);
      let CT be 0;
      repeat with TT running through sugg-list-tell:
        say "the [emphasize TT]" (K);
        increment CT;
        if CT < tell-suggs - 1:
          say ", " (L);
        otherwise if CT < tell-suggs:
          say " or " (M);
    say "[if topic-request is implicit].)[otherwise].[end if][paragraph break]" (N).
Section H (for use with Hyperlink Interface by Leonardo Boselli)
To say emphasize (TT - an object):
    say "[t][TT][x]";
Section K (for use without Hyperlink Interface by Leonardo Boselli)
To say emphasize (TT - an object):
    say "[TT]";
Chapter END
MilleUna Conversation ends here.