public void RecognizeMammals(IListener st, Mammal1 mammal)
{
st.Say("Yes, all " + mammal.Plural.Text + " are mammals");
string description = nlp.GetDefinition(mammal);
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(description))
{
st.Say("Where " + mammal.Text + ": " + description);
}
else
{
st.Say("Where " + mammal.Text + " is " + mammal.Synset.Name);
}
}
// By using the interface Noun.Mammal1 (instead of Noun.mammal1) this rule recognizes instances of mammals
// instead of the word mammal, so "Tiger", "Fox" will all cause this rule to execute.
/// <summary>
/// Recognize a class of words instead of just a single word
/// Note the capital on "Mammal1". This will recognize lion, tiger, elephant, ...
/// whereas "mammal1" would recognize just the word mammal or any synonyms of it.
/// </summary>
public NLPActionResult RecognizeMammals(Mammal1 mammal)
{
intent.RecognizeMammals(st, mammal);
return(NLPActionResult.None);
}
