- simple bread crumbs added to aid navigation:
- highlighting games that it’s your turn to move in:
- PGN (portable game notation) output for games:
- improved test coverage
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Hey, thanks for the update, I just wanted to know what you use to view your pgn, because I’m using winboard and it keeps giving me illegal move errors? and I think its because its writing the notation out in a different form then it can read?
Ok, I probably need to have a more thorough going over of the PGN output then. I did so some test validation using Sigma Chess (for OS X), but didn’t do too much of that.
I did try and follow the guide lines here too. Guess I need to find a few more programs to test PGN with.
I’ll see if I can get it compatible with winboard/xboard at least.
Right, just had a look. I’m not outputting pawn captures quite right. I’m doing something like “dex5″ or “ex5″ when it should be “dxe5″. I’ll get to fixing that shortly. That should then go up this weekend sometime.
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