Author: Mihaly Szalai
Date: 10:30:48 10/08/04
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On October 08, 2004 at 13:07:40, Mihaly Szalai wrote: >On October 08, 2004 at 11:16:01, Peter Berger wrote: > >>There is a *much*, *much* easier way to do this. Just use program Yace and its >>clever PGN commands. I will post a little documentation on how to easily create >>Crafty repertoire opening books out of (nested) PGN this weekend ( was planned >>anyway, but postponed). Good motivation to see that there is some interest in it >>:) >> >>Later, >>Peter > >Thank you, Peter! > >Mihaly From the yace documentation: carlos_pgn : ------------ In the sample, we have used this command to mark white or black moves with the flag !!. That command has several other functions. Even so, we will explain here, a little better the operation of this command with the objective that used previously. The command syntax is: carlos_pgn inputfile outputfile n number number Where: inputfile - the name of file that will be used. Has to be a PGN file! outputfile - the name of the file that will be created by Yace with the apropriated flags added n - tells Yace the procedure that it will be applied to the file, that is to say, to add flags! number - this first number indicates the flag that will be added to the white moves. number - this second number indicate the flags that will be added to the black moves. This numbers are equal to flag, see below: 3 means !! or very good move. 2 means ! or good move. 1 means !? or interesting move. 0 means = or no action or no flag! -1 means ?! or not so good move. -2 means ? or bad move. -3 means ?? or very bad move. Now, a small example. Let us suppose that you want to alter the file kaspywhite.pgn, adding the flag ! to all the white movements. Obligatorily a new modified file will be created, staying the file kaspywhite.pgn untouched. Then, we will choose a name any, as white.pgn, for the file that should be created by Yace. We would have then accordingly below a command: carlos_pgn kaspywhite.pgn white.pgn n 2 0 Remember: if you want to add flags to the black moves, and make no changes in the white moves, you have to set the first number to 0 ( zero ) and the second number accordingly to the needed flag.
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