Author: James Robertson
Date: 07:57:04 02/09/00
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On February 09, 2000 at 10:52:20, Andreas Stabel wrote: >I've made a program that takes a file with FEN positions and inverts the >colours, castlings, en passant, side to move and so on to generate an >equivalent position. The program is also able to exchange right and left >sides of the board, but then castling info is lost. I is even possible to >rotate the board 90 degrees, but only if there are no pawns ! > >The program is free for anybody, with source. Just e-mail me at anst@dolphin.no > >The interface is simple and the program may easily be compiled on any machine >with a C compiler. If you want, you can get a Windows or SCO-Unix (Intel) >executable. > >The program has the following interface: >Usage: rfen <input file> [-<options>] >Legal options are: > c: Generate crafty setboard output > e: Output warnings and info about errors in format > f: Generate FEN output (Default) > i: Invert board and black & white pieces > m: Mirror right and left side (Castling is lost) > r: Rotate board clockwise (Only if no pawns) > s: Turn off strict checking of FEN > v: Verbose > >To invert all FEN positions in a file type: >rfen -ei file.fen > newfile.fen > >I hope somebody finds this useful >Best regards >Andreas Stabel This program sounds really great! James :)
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