Author: Steven J. Edwards
Date: 11:57:23 11/21/97
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On November 21, 1997 at 07:50:35, Chris Whittington wrote: >On November 20, 1997 at 23:55:56, Howard Exner wrote: > >>Here are 5 positions to test on your computer programs. The theme >>is how to play when the bishop is the opposite color of the queening >>square. >> >>k7/pp6/8/P7/3K4/P7/P4B2/8 w - - id"a3-a4 - Wrong Bishop" bm a3 a4; Just a comment here on EPD. The above should be something like: k7/pp6/8/P7/3K4/P7/P4B2/8 w - - id "a3-a4 - Wrong Bishop"; bm a4; Note: 1) At least one space between an operator (e.g., id) and its first operand. 2) A semicolon after each operation (operation = operator + operand[s]), not just the last operation. 3) Only SAN moves for move operands. -- Steven (sje@mv.mv.com)
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