Author: Dan Homan
Date: 11:33:20 12/18/98
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Hi Werner, Use the "/debug" option in winboard to see the commands it sends to resume a game. I think it is something like "new" - to start a new game "force" - to put your program in neutral where it accepts moves but doesn't play "e2e4" - the list of moves to get the the current position "d7d5" "g1f3" .... "white", "black", or "go" - something to take your program out of force mode, but I don't remember what exactly. - Dan On December 18, 1998 at 06:42:34, Inmann Werner wrote: >On December 17, 1998 at 18:17:59, Will Singleton wrote: > >> >>On December 17, 1998 at 16:43:49, Inmann Werner wrote: >> >>> >>>Then I do not understand, what "automate the account" is. Can you explain that >>>to me? >>> >>>Werner >> >> >>Hmm, might be a language problem. Sorry for the misunderstanding. By automate, >>I simply mean that it can play ICC games without your assistance, via the >>winboard ICC interface. When people play manually, they look at the move their >>opponent made, then activate their program and make the move, then switch back >>to ICC and make the reply. Automatic play requires no operator assistance. >>Perhaps you are already automated? >> >>Will > >I am automated. >Still only have problems, when games "adjourned", and then start >again. Can anybody tell me, what ICC (Winboard) sends, when it restarts an old >position. I included the code for loading position, but that is not enough. >So now, if there is much time lag (as yesterday) I have to resign all games that >break up, to be fair. So my rating goes to the ground. > >I thought, automated means, playing 24 hours a day. language problem. > >Greetings > >Werner
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