Author: Steve Coladonato
Date: 10:12:47 10/16/03
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Peter,
Thanks for the information. I'm glad you looked into it.
Jose is really a pretty nice interface. I still haven't tried the hook into
MySQL but I am looking forward to it. Do you have any feel for whether it would
work with Oracle? If you're just making a connection and then running standard
SQL I think there is a chance.
Steve
On October 16, 2003 at 12:21:36, Peter Schäfer wrote:
>>The problem is with the curly brace, "{...}" embedded in the variations. e.g.
>>({11:+0.86} 6. ... Bb4 7. c4 dxc4 8. Bxc4 Nf6 9. Qb3 Qe7 $16). I don't know if
>>the curly brace is supported by the PGN Standard or not.
>
>No, the problem is the blank character between the periods:
>
> 6. ...
>
>The PGN spec says:
>
> A move number indication is composed of one or more adjacent digits
> (an integer token) followed by zero or more periods.
>
>which does (interpreted strictly) not allow blanks. However, I will make
>jose's parser more tolerant.
>
>-- Peter
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