history.textile

Version 0.5.0

• hanke: Removed Gemspec platform specification.

Version 0.4.0

• hanke: In-state transitions defined using hear 'Some Phrase' => ->(){ "I will be spoken on hearing 'Some Phrase'" } will speak the returned text out loud.
• hanke: Audio output waits for a sentence to be finished until the next is spoken.

Version 0.3.0

• hanke: Renamed James.use_dialog → James.dialog, since it is clear what it does.

Version 0.2.0

• hanke: Rewrite of internals. Complex dialogs or injecting your own core (starting) dialog now possible.
• hanke: States now accessible from dialog through instance method. E.g. state.welcome exists if a state :welcome do ... has been defined.

Version 0.1.1

• hanke: james command line includes options -s (silent input/output), -si (silent input) and -so (silent output). -s is equal to -si -so.

Version 0.1.0

• hanke: API breakage, James.dialog → James.dialog.
• hanke: Command line james now takes file names (or patterns, like james time_dialog.rb or james {time,twitter}*.rb)
• hanke: James.listen can only be called once. So if you use ruby to run a dialog, it needs to be called once at the end of the script.
• hanke: Added James.use. It takes any number of James::Dialog instances to use when listening.

Version 0.0.12

• hanke: hear 'Stay in same state' => ->(){ "This block will now be instance eval'd in the context of the Dialog" }

Version 0.0.11

• hanke: Bugfix on missing state handling.

Version 0.0.8 – 0.0.10

• hanke: Reordered dialog options such that the most important ones, currently, are on top.

Version 0.0.7

• hanke: hear method of state now also takes as target a ->(){} lambda to execute without going to another state like 'phrase' => :another_state. It stays in the same state.

Version 0.0.6

• hanke: Dialogs implemented.
• hanke: Dialogs are hooked up to a central control dialog.

Version 0.0.1-0.0.5

• hanke: James steps out of the cave. Utters an “Ugh”. Then, pees on a berry bush.