Re: [Bug-gnubg] (no subject)

[Joern Thyssen]

On Mon, Aug 11, 2003 at 01:20:13AM +0200, address@hidden wrote
> Hi,
> 
> I've been fiddeling around with python to try to come up with some batch
> script to import, analyse and export bad moves all in one go - here is the
> result. Thought I would post the script here if someone need an example. At 
> the
> same time maybe I can get some questions answered....
> 
> After setting the default paths, I still can't get the commands to work
> without full path for the filename.
> What am I doing wrong?

The default paths are only used in the GUI, so if you issue a "save
match xxx.sgf" the file is saved relative to the current directory.

> 
> I need a way to get the player on roll name, like "show turn", but how do I
> read it from python... maybe it isn't supported yet? Any suggestions on how I
> can use "show turn" to get the name anyway?

The python support is very much in progress. I'm sure that there will be
a way to get this once the python support is finished.

> Is it possible to get more information about the analysis, like lost equity
> for a move etc?

Yes, once the code is finished.

> for importfile in os.listdir(import_path):
> 
>       if os.path.splitext(importfile)[1] != ".sgg":
>               continue
> 
>       prevpos = gnubg.positionid()
>       os.chdir(import_path)
>       gnubg.command("import sgg " + "\"" + importfile + "\"")
>       gnubg.command("analyse clear session")
>       gnubg.command("analyse match")
>       os.chdir(gnubg_path) # this is needed for the record command (???)
>       gnubg.command("record add match")

This part of your code will probably not be changed, but the loop over
positions will eventually be replaced by a native python loop, perhaps
someting like:

m = gnubg.match()

for igame in range(len(m)):
   g=m[igame]

   for imove in range(len(g)):
      move=g[imove]

      if move[ "type" ] = "normal":
         blah blah

Jørn

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