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For now I only have one example but I'll fill in more if I (again) see other similar issues. But for instance on timers - I can start a timer like - "<timer_set> <timer_duration> (ajastin|ajastus)"
And I would say (in Finnish): "Aloita tunnin ajastin" which translates to "Start one hour timer" but without the numeral "one" - we don't necessarily say "1 tunnin" even though that's also correct.
Then if I want to cancel the timer and I have these two sentences: - "<timer_cancel> <timer_start> (ajastin|ajastus)" - "<timer_cancel> {timer_name:name} (ajastin|ajastus)"
I would say "Peruuta tunnin ajastin" ("Cancel 1 hour timer") but without the numeral "one" again, it will match with the named timer and come up with error: there's no timer named "tunnin".
If I then change the latter sentence to: - "<timer_cancel> {timer_name:name} niminen (ajastin|ajastus)"
Then it will only match with the <timer_start> sentence correctly.
However I think Hassil should try these both sentences - first the named one of course and if that's not found then the other one. There shouldn't be conflicts in having a name of "Tunnin". Now canceling the timer works inconsistently on starting it, unless I add the "niminen" word for the latter sentence.
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I use those "default values" for quarter hour, half hour and "hour". Those work when starting the timer just fine, it's canceling the timer which becomes problematic unless I have that filler word for named timers.
For now I only have one example but I'll fill in more if I (again) see other similar issues. But for instance on timers - I can start a timer like
- "<timer_set> <timer_duration> (ajastin|ajastus)"
And I would say (in Finnish): "Aloita tunnin ajastin" which translates to "Start one hour timer" but without the numeral "one" - we don't necessarily say "1 tunnin" even though that's also correct.
Then if I want to cancel the timer and I have these two sentences:
- "<timer_cancel> <timer_start> (ajastin|ajastus)" - "<timer_cancel> {timer_name:name} (ajastin|ajastus)"
I would say "Peruuta tunnin ajastin" ("Cancel 1 hour timer") but without the numeral "one" again, it will match with the named timer and come up with error: there's no timer named "tunnin".
If I then change the latter sentence to:
- "<timer_cancel> {timer_name:name} niminen (ajastin|ajastus)"
Then it will only match with the <timer_start> sentence correctly.
However I think Hassil should try these both sentences - first the named one of course and if that's not found then the other one. There shouldn't be conflicts in having a name of "Tunnin". Now canceling the timer works inconsistently on starting it, unless I add the "niminen" word for the latter sentence.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: