Author: José Carlos
Date: 01:02:57 10/05/00
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On October 05, 2000 at 03:43:34, Mike Adams wrote: >i recieved this message from chessbase and had questions on how to interpert it. > > >The engine should always print the mainlines, also during pondering, the >adaptor relies on that. The move played by the engine will always be the 1st >move of the most recent mainline. If there was no mainline, the adaptor >tries to create a one-move mainline from the move played by the engine. This >works only if it is printed out in the standard way. If this fails, too, an >empty move is returned. > > Main lines is principle variation? I guess so. > How can the move played by the engine >always be the first move of the most recent mainline. what if it changes. The first move of the PV is always the move you plan to make first, so I see no problem there. >And >what does it mean printed out in standard way. I use 'move d1d2' for example. I >see gnu chess uses 'My move is: c7g3' is this the standard way? Input would be >appreciated. In the PV, you don't use the word 'move' or anything else. Standard way refers, I think, to print the PV as: e2e4 e7e5 g1f3 b8c6 b1c3 ...where e2e4 is the move that will be played. José C.
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