Changes between Version 28 and Version 29 of dialogmanager


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01/04/24 15:17:01 (10 months ago)
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wouter
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    9797The AnswerType specifies what type of answers the user can give. There are a number of AnswerTypes built in standard:
    9898||type||description||extra parameters||
    99 ||BoolAnswer||this allows yes/no type answers.|| ||
    100 ||NumberAnswer||asks the user for a number. The valid range and step can be specified.||min, max, stepsize: Double||
    101 ||SelectFromListAnswer||user can answer from a given list of answers.||options: List<String>||
    102 ||TextAnswer: User can give a free text answer.|| ||
     99||{{{BoolAnswer}}}||this allows yes/no type answers.|| ||
     100||{{{NumberAnswer}}}||asks the user for a number. The valid range and step can be specified.||min, max, stepsize: Double||
     101||{{{SelectFromListAnswer}}}||user can answer from a given list of answers.||options: List<String>||
     102||{{{TextAnswer}}}: User can give a free text answer.|| ||
    103103
    104104All answer types require a field "parameter" containing the name of the parameter that will be filled with the user's answer.
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     106Note that this does not define exactly HOW the user is going to give the answer. There may be a text prompt, a set of buttons, a touch screen, a web browser, a text to speech/speech to text system at the other end handling the cases. The dialogmanager does not care about the presentation. As long as "something" fills in the parameters as needed.
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    105108
    106109== UpdateFunction