intent — the path to the intent is written after the tag. An intent is a key entity of the NLU service; it unifies a set of phrases, user intent and other metadata.
The local tag intent is active only in the dialog context, and transition to the state is possible from the nearest parent state or from child states. You can use the global tag intent! to transfer the dialogue into this state from any other state.
fromState (string) — defines a state from which the transition is possible.toState (string) — defines a state to which the transition is possible.onlyThisState (boolean) — if true, the transition to a state can only be made from the state specified in the fromState flag, not from the child states. The default is false.Learn more about context managing
\n\n/ is the delimiter in the hierarchy of elements in the intent path:
/hi — the path comprises the / character and the intent name./hi/politely — a nested intent. The nesting depth of intents is unlimited.theme: /\n\n state: Hello\n intent: /hi\n a: Hello.\n\n state: Goodbye\n intent: /bye\n a: Bye.\n\n state: CatchAll\n event: noMatch\n a: You said: {{ $request.query }}fromState, onlyThisState:theme: /\n\n state: HowAreYou || modal = true\n intent: /HowAreYou\n a: And you\n\n state: Bad\n intent: /Bad\n a: Don't be upset!\n\n state: Good\n intent: /Good\n a: Where are you from?\n \n state: Time\n intent: /WhatTime || fromState=/HowAreYou, onlyThisState = true\n a: It's perfect time to order food!\nIn this example the transition to Time state is only possible from HowAreYou state as we specified it in the fromState flag. In this case, the transition from the nested states Good or Bad will not occur.