Author: Wieland Belka
Date: 09:58:44 11/04/00
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On November 03, 2000 at 18:16:44, Wieland Belka wrote: >On November 02, 2000 at 14:30:31, Robert Hyatt wrote: >> >>>On November 02, 2000 at 13:21:21, Wieland Belka wrote: >>> >>>>Hello Crafty friends, >>>> >>>>I set a position with command "setboard", let analyze it by Crafty, forced a >>>>move and saved this position with command "savepos", without file ending "fen". >>>>But it was not possible to re-import it again: no "read", no "in" command ... >>>> >>>>Would anybody help? >>>> >>>>Thanks Wieland >>> >>>> >>>You should be able to say "input <file>" and have it set the position up. >>>I do this all the time. (in works for input of course, as would inp, and >>>inpu). >> >>Thanks for reply! >> >>In your Crafty command list v. 17.XX the command "input" was only explained for >>import of command files?! No other commands importing game files?! >> >>Okay, I tried to do like you told, with fen and pgn files - only failures by >>Crafty!? Crafty was crashing down ... >> >>regards Wieland >I am not sure what you are trying to do. "savepos <xxx>" saves a FEN position in file "xxx". That is clear, of course. And I was doing so ... >You can later type "in xxx" and the position will restore to exactly what you saved. No! I tried that on this way: At first I imported a PGN file with command "read", then I exported again as a FEN file with command "savepos" and re-imported with comand "in". That's okay. But: Another FEN file produced by a third software I could not import with "in" - Crafty was crashing down! But this same FEN file I could read by Winboard exactly?! What are you telling now? "in" inputs >and executes commands from a file... it won't suck in pgn games >or anything else. To get a PGN game into crafty to fiddle with (ie to reset >to a particular position or whatever) type "read <filename>" where <filename> >is a file in PGN format. You can only work with one PGN game at a time inside >crafty, so this doesn't sound like what you are asking. Bob, the point is: I read your command list v. 17.XX again and again. And I could not find these explanations to command "input" given here?! Am I right saying your command list is not completely? I'm missing commands like benchmark, freq, cab ... or using CPU time?! Your explanations to command "input" by command list are not well. What can I do? I can only read your command list, not more ... ;-) regards Wieland
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