Re: question
On 4/2/2024 5:39 PM, Max S wrote: HI Am I able to import a file of a position, match score etc and you would return the XG analysis to me? If I understand correctly that you want to post here a GnuBG ID, (i.e. position + match ID), and want someone to post the XG analysis, I will do it for you (instead of giving unsolicited advice, etc.) It may perhaps be interesting for all to compare the two bots' analysis. (If you want, specify the skill level for XG analysis.) MK
Re: question
Hi Max, GnuBg can import match files and analyse them. You can also copy an XG position id and paste it into gnubg. Like XG, it can identify errors and estimate how lucky the rolls are. The results won't be exactly the same as XG because the analysis engine is different. But it will be very similar. Does this answer your question? Regards, Ian Shaw From: bug-gnubg-bounces+ian.shaw=riverauto.co...@gnu.org on behalf of Max S Sent: Wednesday, April 3, 2024 2:39:07 AM To: bug-gnubg@gnu.org Subject: question HI Am I able to import a file of a position, match score etc and you would return the XG analysis to me?
Re: question
Hello Max, Il 02 aprile 2024 alle 19:39 Max S ha scritto: > HI > Am I able to import a file of a position, match score etc and you would > return the XG analysis to me? what do you mean with “XG analysis”? —F
Re: Question regarding python scripting
On Wed, Dec 25, 2019 at 10:20:42PM +, Cihan Göksu wrote:
> Is there a way to communicate between the interactive pyshell (by typing
> ">") and an external python script? For example, how can I send commands
> to py Interactive shells via another python script? Is it possible to
> import e.g. gnubg.match object into another python script?
gnubg.* is not a module that you can import in another python
interpreter, it is only available to gnubg's embedded python.
The general idea is to do the reverse: run your python script inside
gnubg's python shell, where you can use anything available in your
Python path. Something like:
% ./gnubg -t
...
(No game) >
...
>>> from pytz import *
>>> timezone('Europe/Paris');
etc...
[Bug-gnubg] Re: Question regarding how to batch analyse many matches
Sorry, I found a folder which contains analyzed matches. Please ignore this question. Regards, Mochy On Fri, 27 Feb 2009 18:59:12 +0900 Mochy mo...@backgammon.gr.jp wrote: Hello All, I have a question regarding how to analyse many matches at a same time. I tried to use batch / analyse option in Analyse menu in latest version of GNU. (Version 0.90-mingw (build Feb 18 2009)) After I choose 8 matches and let him doing batch analyse, it said analyse has been done. However, where is the analysed matches? It supposed to be saved in same folder I believe, but it is un-analysed file. King Regards, Mochy -- 日本バックギャモン協会 http://www.backgammon.gr.jp ディレクター 望月正行 http://blog.goo.ne.jp/mochy3_8 -- ___ Bug-gnubg mailing list Bug-gnubg@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-gnubg
