This would be dead simple to script... I really mean no offence but If you learn how to code (ez script), you would be able to do this kind of stuff for yourself... I never usually ask for help on here not because I am all that brilliant (I know squat about PC programming), but because I am very good at scripting... I came from the basic stamp micro so logic programming with ez script came naturally... I am actually not singling you out as there are a few long time members that need to take some time and learn how to script... ARC controls are awesome as we know, but they can only take you so far... Besides ez script @DJ has provided us with scratch and Blockly as well... Logic programming will get you what you want...

Start by sitting down and drawing a flow chart on what you want to do... Then look over ez script (examples are usually provided)... Start with a basic outline... IF, ELSEIF and ELSE... then fill in the details...

Sorry I realize I did help much with the actual question... But what you want to do is much easier than you think. It will just take a bit of learning first...

RR, correct. This would be a simple IF, ELSEIF and ELSE tree script. In your ez zcript you need to first declare the variable that your camera is sending (Camera_variable = $Camera_variable ) then do your IF, ELSEIF and ELSE statements.

Here's a section of a script I just picked and cut out of my project that may help you see how this works. It's totally unrelated to what you're doing but the structure is what you may be looking for:

$Both_Arms_Centered = 1 #Reset variable so script will run. 1=not centered, 0=centered
$Both_Elbow_Seek_Speed = 600
$Rt_Elbow_Center = 2400
$lFt_Elbow_Center = 2500
Sleep(50)

uartWrite(2, 0, "1,P"+$Rt_Elbow_Center, "s1600", 0x0d) #Move Rt Elbow Motor
#Sleep(50)
uartWrite(2, 0, "2,P"+$lFt_Elbow_Center, "s1600", 0x0d) #Move Lft Elbow Motor

Sleep(1500)#Wait for arms to center

$ADC_Rt_Elbow = GetADC(2.ADC0)
Sleep(50)
if ($ADC_Rt_Elbow >= 160) #160-350 is in Centered position
  Goto(Check_Left_Elbow) #in a lower section of the script
ELSEif ($ADC_Rt_Elbow < 160) #Below 160 is not chetered
  Goto(Adjust_Arms) #in a lower section of the script
endif

:Check_Left_Elbow
$ADC_Lft_Elbow = GetADC(2.ADC1)
Sleep(50)
if ($ADC_Lft_Elbow >= 160)#160-350 is in Centered position
  $Both_Arms_Centered = 0 #Sets varable 1=not cnetered, 0=centered
  Goto(End_Script) #in a lower section of the script 
ELSEif ($ADC_Lft_Elbow < 160) #Below 160 is not centered
  Goto(Adjust_Arms) #in a lower section of the script
endif

In my above code I guess I could use an Else statement instead of a Elseif. I think you use an elseif when you are comparing two values in the same statement. An Else is used when nothing else applies to the value you're looking at. However it seems to work for me.

Remember to add sleep commands when needed to process things outside of the script to complete before the script moves on or things may not happen you need to happen.

Hope this helps.

There's a The Robot Program episode about having the robot speak what it sees, and how to have IF/ELSEIF/ELSE statements. Here is the link https://synthiam.com/Tutorials/Lesson/106

extend the IF/ELSEIF/ELSE commands for your 10 or 20 objects.

I still haven't made my self clear. I understand the scripting mentioned. We have gone thru this in the past. I have a script which does work based on IF/ELSEIF/ELSE. I guess I need to post an example script of what works then go from there.

Ahh but I do understand what you want to do... go through the ARC script commands to see how to create txt files. You can use them to store data on recognized objects. For example each object (person recognized) can have it's own file (or as you call it.. folder) that contains the relevant information on that specific object or person .... See below...

FileDelete( filename )
Deletes a file on your computer
Example: FileDelete(c:\temp\mylog.txt)

FileWrite( filename, contents )
Appends text to the specified file. This does not append a new line.
Example: FileWrite(c:\temp\mylog.txt, My Variable:  + $x)
Example: FileWrite(c:\temp\mylog.txt, servo Position: GetServo(d2))

FileWriteLine( filename, contents )
Appends text as a new line to the specified file.
Example: FileWriteLine(c:\temp\mylog.txt, My Variable:  + $x)
Example: FileWriteLine(c:\temp\mylog.txt, servo Position: GetServo(d2))

FileReadClose( filename )
Closes the file from reading.
This must call must be performed before writing to the file. Once you begin reading from the file, the file is OPEN. Closing the file will reset to the start once you begin reading again.
Example: FileReadClose(c:\temp\mylog.txt)

FileReadReset( filename )
Resets the file to the beginning.
If you read to the end of a file, this function must be called to reset reading from the beginning of the file. 
Example: FileReadReset(c:\temp\mylog.txt)

FileExists( filename )
Returns a 1 or 0 if the specified file exists.
Example: $fileExists = FileExists(c:\temp\mylog.txt)

FileReadEnd( filename )
Returns a 1 or 0 if the file has reached the end.
Example: $fileEnd = FileReadEnd(c:\temp\mylog.txt)

FileReadChar( filename )
Returns the next character in the specified file
Example: $char = FileReadChar(c:\temp\mylog.txt)

FileReadLine( filename )
Returns the next line of the specified filename.
Example: $line = FileReadLine(c:\temp\mylog.txt)

FileReadAll( filename )
Returns the entire contents of the specified file.
Example: $contents = FileReadAll(c:\temp\mylog.txt)

FileReadLineRandom( filename )
Returns a random line within the specified file
Example: $randomLine = FileReadLineRandom(c:\temp\mylog.txt)

HOORAY.... I Think you got it. My biggest problem is conveying what I wanted to do. Richard, I believe you understand. I will look into the txt file info in your example. This should get me going in the right direction. THANKS

Thanks for the advice guys.

Here is what I am doing.

Antonn knows and recognizes 5 people (face recognition) from a Omron camera. I use the speech recognition and the IF/ ELSEIF/ELSE to determine what response to return. For example if Bob is seen, and Bob says Hello, Anton response to Bob with "Hello Bob, good to see you. How is your wife Jane?" The responses continue based on what is stores and flagged for the variable from the camera for Bob. When Jane is seen, and speaks, the responses return the same way, but only for Jane. Jen, Tom etc. If the face is not recognized, generic replies are made.

My goal was housekeeping. I wanted to store the responses together so I can edit more easily than I do using the IF/ELSEIF/ELSE. I also want to use the gender variable so Antonn can reply more gender correct . Jane is pretty, Bob is handsome. She wears a pretty red dress. He wears a nice blue shirt. I have over 100 responses built in so far, so I wanted to try to organize and access them easily, or easier.

This is why I asked this question. Make sense?

I will look in the ARC info on txt file creation.

@Andy, I also think text files and IF/ELSIF/ELSE logic is the way to go. I've been using and experimenting with the same method for my robots. I also have an Omron camera I want to integrate. There is a Tutorial for Text Files

Something I think that is easy to do at first is integrate a random joke teller, where you use a txt file with a listing of jokes and randomly pick one to read.

Once you get used to working with files I think you'll start to see some new uses for them.

For example I could see a text file for Male adjectives and one for Female. If Anton was to create the sentence "Bob looks handsome today." The logic flow might be something like this:

1. ID the face
2. ID the gender of the face
3. Based on gender open adjectives file and select random adjective
4. Prepare greeting, standing greeting is: NAME looks ADJECTIVE today.
5. Say greeting

You could then have Anton read at a txt file with knowledge items for Bob where Anton might asks "How about those Atlanta Falcons?"

I'd be happy to collaborate with you Andy.