Author: Robert Hyatt
Date: 19:40:58 10/21/03
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On October 21, 2003 at 20:59:58, Sune Fischer wrote: >On October 21, 2003 at 16:05:39, Robert Hyatt wrote: > >Bob, I'm curious, how do you format this output? >The score is right-aligned and the PV nicely broken and indented, how do you do >that? You have to do the PV "manually". IE first produce the entire PV in a string, then copy parts to an output line up until a " " which forms a convenient "break" point. Score is done the same way. you can always use a field width specifier %6.2f (6 cols wide, 2 decimel digits, assuming you output on float by dividing an int by 100.0 > >Does x-/winboard accept this output or do you build a new string specially for >xboard? I think xboard/winboard has a specific format, although what you put in it is ok. IE I send my Mat07 type scores and xboard is perfectly happy (I think). > >-S. > >>Here is crafty's output for the first one. Certainly proves that Bd3 is >>a reasonable move, with at least a mate in 41: >[...] >> 7. Re8+ Kf7 8. Re7+ Kxe7 9. d6+ cxd6 >> 10. Re1+ Re6 11. Kf1 >> 10-> 2.81 -6.31 1. ... Qg2+ 2. Nxg2 hxg2+ 3. Kxg2 Bf3+ >> 4. Qxf3 exf3+ 5. Kg1 Rf5 6. Rfe1 Rfh5 >> 7. Re8+ Kf7 8. Re7+ Kxe7 9. d6+ cxd6 >> 10. Re1+ Re6 11. Kf1 >> 11 2.89 ++ 1. ... Qg2+!! >> 11-> 3.41 -6.70 1. ... Qg2+ 2. Nxg2 hxg2+ 3. Kxg2 Bf3+ >> 4. Qxf3 exf3+ 5. Kg1 Rf5 6. Rfe1 Rfh5 >> 7. Re8+ Kf7 8. Re7+ Kxe7 9. d6+ cxd6 >> 10. Re1+ Re6 11. Kf1 >> 12 3.56 ++ 1. ... Qg2+!! >> 12 4.32 -Mat11 1. ... Qg2+ 2. Nxg2 hxg2+ 3. Kxg2 Bf3+ >> 4. Qxf3 exf3+ 5. Kg1 Rf5 6. Rfe1 Rfh5 >> 7. Re8+ Kf7 8. Re7+ Kxe7 9. Re1+ Kd8 >> 10. Re8+ Kxe8 11. dxc6 Rh1# >> 12-> 4.98 -Mat11 1. ... Qg2+ 2. Nxg2 hxg2+ 3. Kxg2 Bf3+ >> 4. Qxf3 exf3+ 5. Kg1 Rf5 6. Rfe1 Rfh5 >> 7. Re8+ Kf7 8. Re7+ Kxe7 9. Re1+ Kd8 >> 10. Re8+ Kxe8 11. dxc6 Rh1# >> 13 7.36 -Mat11 1. ... Qg2+ 2. Nxg2 hxg2+ 3. Kxg2 Bf3+ >> 4. Qxf3 exf3+ 5. Kg1 Rf5 6. Rfe1 Rfh5 >> 7. Re8+ Kf7 8. Re7+ Kxe7 9. Re1+ Kd8 >> 10. Re8+ Kxe8 11. dxc6 Rh1#
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