Author: Steven J. Edwards
Date: 15:35:29 05/18/99
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On May 14, 1999 at 08:46:37, Mike Leahy wrote: >While Bookup can import a PGN file and export the EPD, >it does not add the 'bm' flag. I actually use a special >version of Bookup that creates 'BPD' files. Rather than >the 'bm' flag, it has a flag that stands for all candidate >moves in the position. I use it to port books from Windows >to Macintosh. Hello Mike: The "bm" (best move(s)) EPD operator can take one or more operands, each of which is considered a "best move" for the position. It is unlike the "pm" (predicted move) EPD operator which always takes a single operand (the move predicted by analysis. Similar to the "bm" operator is the "am" (avoid move(s)) operator which lists one or more unsatisfactory moves. -- Steven
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