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Hi there - copying the last 5 lines is not going to be a reliable solution due to various reasons. One is that ChatGPT may explain initially and then cut off during the first few lines of the code. There are many scenarios that need to be thought of for this feature. Using the GPT-3.5 models you get the access to full conversation, so there shouldn't be any need to feed it a partial previous message. text-davinci-003 and varieties of davinci models on the other hand doesn't support chat functionality natively. Curious, what model are you using? |
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@gencay I have tried this method with both gpt 3.5 and 4. You do not get access to full conversation, I am saying this just in case chatgpt has to output a large amount of code. Every model is has around the same text output limit which is I believe around 500 words respectively. I can create a small demonstration for you if you'd like to show you what I am referring to when it comes to getting the full code to gernerate. |
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instead of telling chatgpt to continue when the code gets cut off you need to have it say " what is the remaining part of the previous code? It ended at " and then have it copy and paste the last 5 lines of code at the end of that statement and it will continue from where it left off! Really would love to see this integrated!! It is important that you do at least the last 5 lines when you do this or it will only generate the next small part instead of outputting as much as possible on the next code.
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