Author: Dann Corbit
Date: 23:28:11 03/02/00
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On March 03, 2000 at 01:18:15, Jouni Uski wrote: >Of course Chessbase=Fritz supports and probably Rebel Cantury. But how about >Chess Partner, Millennium, Winboard, Shredder - do they support test suites? One you may not have considered is Crafty's epdpfga command. You will find (on careful examination) that Crafty's epd commands put all other programs EPD analysis capabilities to shame. That includes every commercial program ever written. Here are some of the commands that are available: Black(0): epdhelp Available EPD glue command list ------------------------------- epdapgn: Append PGN game to <file> epdbfix: Fix <file1> data for Bookup input <file2> epdcert: Display certain score for the current position epdcics: Slave to ICS at <hostname> and <portnumber> epdcomm: Slave to Duplex using <pipefile-basename> epddpgn: Display game using PGN epddsml: Display SAN move list epddstr: Display PGN Seven Tag Roster epddtpv: Display PGN tag pair <tag-name> value epdenum: Enumerate to <depth> from <file1> to <file2> epdhelp: Display EPD glue command descriptions epdlink: Slave to Argus at <hostname> and <portnumber> epdlpgn: Load PGN game from <file> epdlrec: Load EPD record from <file> <line-number> epdmore: Display more help for <command> epdnoop: No operation epdpfdn: Normalize EPD data from <file1> to <file2> epdpfdr: Repair EPD data from <file1> to <file2> epdpfga: Analyze EPD data from <file1> to <file2> epdpflc: Locate mating cooks in result <file> epdpfop: Purge EPD <opcode> from <file1> to <file2> epdscor: Score benchmark EPD results from <file> epdshow: Show EPD four fields for the current position epdspgn: Save PGN game to <file> epdstpv: Set PGN tag pair <tag-name> to <value> epdtest: EPD glue developer testing I use epdpfga all the time. The output is more detailed and correct according to the PGN standard than the output of any other program.
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