Author: Dieter Buerssner
Date: 10:52:00 11/17/03
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On November 17, 2003 at 12:47:44, Albert Bertilsson wrote: >Is there any tool that can take an epd on convert an epd to a list of lines with >the move in noted as from and to coordinates? If you have Yace, it is not a perfect tool, but it could do most of it automatically. Missing will be records that were solved very fast (at depth 1). When solving test-suites, Yace will write some temporary files, that collect various records of the test-suite - for example those not found. It is a bit longish to explain all details. You need to convert twice. The line sd 1 sets search depth to one. The command GUI ChessAc will make move formating use coordinate notation. So, say you have petv1.epd, you can start yace and type sd 1 gui chessac epdt petv1.epd !copy rh.ci petv1.ci test petv1.ci quit Could also be done (say from a batch) with input redirection. At the end, you will have a file tmp.epd (besides other files, which you can ignore). It will contain a the epd records with bm and am in coordinate notation. In that specific test with petv1, 2 records will be missing, unfortunately. (It was not designed to do that conversion - it can just be tricked to do most of it ...) Regards, Dieter
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