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To get the behaviour you want here, you will need to use slots. The entities are only featurised in a [1,0] way - whether the entity is present or not. If you define a categorical slot, with all the different expected values, then your bot should predict the actions correctly.

Alternatively, if you want to use a custom action for this conversation flow anyways, you might consider just having one story, like:

It seems like what you would want is to simply iterate over your 10 indices like this and perform your operation.

logical(0) is a vector of base type logical with 0 length.

You're getting this because your trying to check if any element in a vector of length 0 is present in BMV[[9]]$'CLAVE EMISORA'

if you run

It is not entirely clear what you're trying to do. From your code it seems like you're trying to overwrite the value in SECTOR, with the ones indicated by the different sector columns (A guess based on their names).

Basically the problem here is that you are not performing any assignment. For example

My setup is wrong, I'm not using *mux.Router in my tests but calling the handlers directly. If I wanted to use the *mux.Router returned by my function MakeApp then I'll need to put that inside a test HTTP server using net/http/httptest.

After a few days of investigation, I could see that unwind was the solution combined with a couple of match and a projection.

I used two lookup as a join, after I used a project to obtain only required items, later I used unwind for locales items and two match to obtain the locale and finally a project to obtain just the translate text.

Maybe there are other ways to do it, but this one works perfectly for me

Just need to wait a little, I suppose.

You are getting a newline before and after because there is a new line before and after $$$$ in your file and by setting RS to $$$$ you are leaving those line breaks in record.

Change your RS to include a newline or start before and a newline or end afterwards, so that a record will be without those line breaks: