Author: Jonas Bylund
Date: 22:58:02 04/13/04
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On April 13, 2004 at 20:52:11, Odd Gunnar Malin wrote: >On April 13, 2004 at 14:54:51, Andrew Wagner wrote: > >> >>On April 13, 2004 at 13:53:56, Peter Schäfer wrote: >>The idea is to store/exchange/archive games in PGML format, just like you would >>with PGN files. Then, if you want to switch it to PGN for something, you tweak >>one line and open it in your browser. If you want, say, a cross-table, you tweak >>the line again and open in your browser and you get a completely different >>result. The PGML itself doesn't get sent to the browser...XSLT transforms the >>PGML to pure HTML and sends that to the browser. > >I'm not up to date with all these new tools but if the server should do the work >(instead of the client/browser) then why not have a faster format on the server >for search etc. > >As a little sidestep, I created a viewer for pgnfiles: > >To see the pgn-file for the St.Petersburg tournament on TWIC the link would be: >http://norbase.sjakk.biz/pgntable.php?inter=12&lang=en&headline=15&tb1=11&tb2=12&pgnfile=http://www.chesscenter.com/twic/chstp04.pgn > >In the table you can click on a result to see the actual game. > >A swizz tournament would look like this: >http://norbase.sjakk.biz/pgntable.php?inter=12&lang=en&headline=15&pgnfile=http://www.chesscenter.com/twic/cheurw04.pgn >(pgn-file still from Twic) >Here too you can clik on a result to see a game. > >I don't know the tiebreak rules for these tournaments so the table could be a >little inaccurate. > >As you see this is a little slow, at least for Woman CH with a big file. A >little help in speed would have been if I put the pgn-file on the server, but a >DB-format would still be a lot faster. > >Odd Gunnar Wow!! that is really great, do you plan to release it? (BTW it helps if the server is fast too :) try this for speed http://norbase.sjakk.biz/pgntable.php?inter=12&lang=en&headline=15&pgnfile=http://www.betachess.dk/cheurw04.pgn Jonas
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