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Author: cszach

RELEASE.md

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 What is Timmy?
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 Timmy is a Pascal unit for creating chat bots. It provides the `TTimmy` object, which is a data type that you can assign your variables to to make bots. Once that is done, you can start adding keywords for questions, and get the bot answers to the end user's questions.
 
 What's in this release?
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 This stable release (1.1.0) provides the `TTimmy` object with 3 ways to add keywords clues, and 4 ways to remove keywords clues, along with `TStrArray` - Array of String, and several helper functions like `StrSplit` and `StrTrim` that aren't part of the `TTimmy` object. See the included README file to know all what this Timmy release offers.
 
+Change log (from 1.0.0 to 1.1.0)
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+- Overload two more `TTimmy.Remove()`
+- Add examples (see them in the `examples` folder)
+- Put Release Notes in RELEASE.md
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 What new features will be in the next _major_ release?
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 > **Disclaimer**: We do not know exactly what will the next major release offers, we are just expecting.
 
 This release (1.1.0) provides primitive functions that you can do just about anything with it. However, there are a few inconveniences. For example, a typical "What is" question may vary, like "What is GitHub?", "What is an apple?" and "What is FooBar?". To handle that, you may have to add (using `TTimmy.Add()`) multiple times, each time for a different object.
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 It is inconvenient (and somewhat ugly) to do that, however. In our next major release, we seek to offer custom functions/procedures: Developers using this library can throw `TTimmy` their custom function (or procedure) and the bot will execute that function (or procedure). Timmy won't be a Pascal unit for _chat_ bots anymore, then.
 
 License
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 ![License logo](https://www.gnu.org/graphics/lgplv3-147x51.png)
 
 Users of this library are bound to the GNU LGPL v3.0 license.