regenerate: Regenerate the last response in an ongoing chat

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Regenerate the last response in an ongoing chat

Description

This function removes the last response in a chatlog, generates a new response based on the updated chatlog, and updates the chatlog accordingly. The output can be displayed as a message in the console, returned as a message, or returned as a response object.

Usage

regenerate(chatlog_id = ".__CURRENTCHAT__", output = "message_to_console")

Arguments

chatlog_id	A character string specifying the ID of the chatlog (default: '.__CURRENTCHAT__')
output	A character string specifying the output format. Options are 'message_to_console', 'message', or 'response_object' (default: 'message_to_console')

Value

If output is 'message_to_console', the function returns NULL and prints the message to the console. If output is 'message', the function returns a character string containing the message. If output is 'response_object', the function returns the full response object.

Examples

## Not run: 
# Start a new chat and save the chatlog ID
chatlog_id <- chat("Hello, how are you?")

# Regenerate the last response in the chat and display it in the console
regenerate(chatlog_id)

# Regenerate the last response in the chat and return it as a message
message <- regenerate(chatlog_id, output = "message")
print(message)

# Regenerate the last response in the chat and return it as a response object
response_object <- regenerate(chatlog_id, output = "response_object")
print(response_object)

## End(Not run)

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