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I would like to write code into an exe file after it has been compiled,

using that same exe file, to write all of the code.

I am building a chat bot, and the way it works now is, whenever you ask

it a question it says lol, then askes you the same question that you asked

it. Then when you answer it, it responds back with your answer.

What I would like it to do, is when you have already gave the answer, it responds

back with your answer, whenever question is typed. I am going to though some random

answers in there, like it won't agree with you every time. I know how to do that.

But what I would like it to do, is, whenever it chooses an answer it sticks to it

and doesn't change it's mind every time the statment or question is asked.

then the next time it is typed, it would answer back with the same answer, instead

of always changing it's mind every time.

if I could get the chatbot to write text into its own file, I could do this. can anybody

help? I would like to do it in exe but if not, I'll have to use .au3 thanks.

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You can't write it back to the Exe without re-compileing. You can however save the answers in an ini file or even a database using the SQLite UDF.

George

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