S'true, removing the duplicates from the .sgf file fixed the problem; I
reported the bug to the author of that particular bit.
However, I'm fairly sure that gnugo chose to remove M15 entirely,
rather than to ignore the duplicate plays - which seems a bit
of a drastic measure.
Terry McIntyre -- UNIX for hire
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On Oct 27, 2005, at 8:42 AM, Gunnar Farnebäck wrote:
Terry wrote:
I was trying to get an estimated score of a game, and gnugo
did something quite odd; the same error message can be reproduced by
asking gnugo to play the game.
gnugo stuff.sgf
WARNING: Move off board or on occupied position found in sgf-file.
Move at M15 ignored, trying to proceed.
Whatever created your sgf file is buggy, as GNU Go warns you.
M15 just happens to be a crucial play, and removing it materially
affects the predicted score, lol.
You don't have to remove M15 to fix the problem.
;W[le]PL[W]
;MN[215]W[le]PL[W]
;MN[216]W[le]
I suggest you try to remove the two duplicates of the M15 move, i.e.
replace the lines above with a single ";W[le]".
/Gunnar
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