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Magnus or Nepo?? DreamscapeHorizons 14 min ago. How is this brilliant? M1m1c15 16 min ago. Have you ever lost because you fell in love? Chessflyfisher 19 min ago. Alternatively, 'e' can be used to stand for 'equal to'. The following are equivalent and find all games of exactly 35 moves. Matching only games that include three-fold repetition --repetition The --repetition flag requests that only games that include three-fold repetition matched: pgn-extract --repetition file.
See --markmatches for a way to mark the position at which the repetition occurs. Matching only games that end in stalemate --stalemate The --stalemate flag requests that only games that end in stalemate are matched: pgn-extract --stalemate file. I believe that this was put together by Ewart Shaw, Franz Hemmer and others, to whom appropriate thanks is due. As the games are then read they are looked up in the table to find a classification.
The deepest match is found. A match is allowed within six half moves of the length of the ECO line. An alternative file to the default eco. Having the ECO data read as plain text on program startup has the obvious disadvantage that there is a high initial time overhead. On the other hand, it has the advantage that users may add their own classifications to the file very easily.
It is fairly demanding of memory, so you advised not to combine this with duplicate detection -U , -D and -d , which can also consume a lot of memory with big databases. Because an ECO tag match with either the -t flag or the -T flag is delayed until after ECO classification, this makes it relatively easy to select games with particular ECO codes even if they weren't present in the source form.
Separate output files - , -E The - and -E flags permit the output to be split into multiple files. However, be warned that where the input involves a lot of games, these flags might result in the creation of a large number of output files.
The - flag takes an unsigned integer argument specifying the maximum number of games to output to a single file.
Successive output files are numbered 1. Any existing contents of these files are always overwritten on each run of pgn-extract. If the number of games per file is followed by a comma and a second unsigned integer, then the second number is used as the name of the first output file.
For instance, pgn-extract - 1, file. The -E flag normally takes a numeric argument of value 1, 2, or 3. This is used to indicate the level of subdivision required based upon the ECO tag found in a game.
If a game does not contain an ECO tag, or the tag appears to be malformed, it will be written to a file called, noeco. All of these files are written to in append mode, so that existing contents are not lost.
However, beware of using an input file whose name is the same as one that will be written to by this operation. This could lead to infinite operation. Level 1 classification uses just the initial letter of the ECO classification to append to files A. Level 2 uses the initial letter and first digit, producing A0. In fact, values greater than 3 may be used to produce separation of even finer granularity if more than two digits have been used in the classification of a game.
Soundex matching -S There is a simple soundex algorithm available that attempts soundex matches on White, Black, Site, Event, and Annotator tags if the -S flag is used in combination with either the -t flag or the -T flag.
The -S flag should precede all -t and -T arguments. It should be noted that the soundex matching does produce false matches. Output line length -w or --linelength The -w flag allows an approximate line length to be set for output.
Normally games are output with lines up to a maximum of 75 characters. Use the -w flag if you want longer output lines. For instance, you might want all the moves of a game to appear on a single line.
You would get this effect by specifying -w say : pgn-extract -w file. Output format and language -W By default, pgn-extract rewrites the game score into English Standard Algebraic Notation SAN because it is reasonably flexible about the input form that it will accept. To prevent it from rewriting the original form of the moves it reads, use the -W flag.
Note that Chess games must have the Variant tag set to "chess " to be recognised as such. This affects the encoding of castling moves when output in long-algebraic format. By itself, -W outputs the moves using the input text. Using -Whalg writes the moves in hyphenated long algebraic e. Using -Wlalg writes the moves in long algebraic form e.
Using -Welalg writes the moves in enhanced long algebraic form e. The purpose of enhanced long algebraic form is to reduce the amount of chess-specific knowledge that a post-procesing program might need in order to interpret a chess game. For instance, in order to provide a visualisation. Using -Wxlalg writes the moves in enhanced hyphenated long algebraic form with capture information e. The purpose of enhanced long algebraic form with hyphens and x's is to further reduce the amount of chess-specific knowledge that a post-processing program might need in order to interpret a chess game.
Using -Wuci causes the moves of the game to be output in a format that should close to being suitable for input to a UCI-compatible engine. The output format is the same as with -Wlalg but all comments, NAGs, variations, move numbers and checks removed. In addition the whole game is output on a single line. This format is compatible with my UCI-analyser and could be used as part of a process to annotate games with engine analysis. Output using non-English piece letters is possible using a variation of the -Wsan flag.
This flag may have a six-letter suffix indicating the letters to be used in representing pawn, knight, bishop, rook, queen and king in game scores and diagrams. Note that the letter for a pawn is required because board positions are sometimes output when an error is detected in a game score. A game is output as a sequence of EPD descriptions of the position at the start of the game, and following each move. Each EPD line contains the FEN board description, the active colour, castling availability and en passant target square.
A c0 comment contains a synopsis of the player, event, site and date tags from the game's header. A c1 comment contains the game's result. It provides the equivalent of using the following multiple arguments: -Wlalg -C -N -V -w --nomovenumbers --nochecks Use the --noresults and --notags options if tags and results are also to be removed. Output each comment on a separate line The --commentlines flag will break game output at the start and end of a comment so that comments appear on separate lines from the game text.
Include a comment with a game's line numbers from the input file The --linenumbers argument is followed by a marker string and the result is that a comment is added to each matched game between the tags and the moves. The comment contains the marker string and the start and end line numbers of where the game originated from in its input file. For instance: pgn-extract --linenumbers marker games. The -F flag, with no additional text, causes pgn-extract to output a FEN description of the final position reached in a game, within the text of a comment.
For instance, suppose you were interested in finding games that reach the position after the following moves. Nf3 b6 4. Nc3 Bb7 5. Bd3 O-O 7. O-O Bxc3 8. For instance, the following: pgn-extract -FputFENhere file. For instance, if file. Bxc3 8. See --fencomments for the option to add a FEN comment after every move, including the final one. Material matches -y, -z, --materialy, --materialz and --addmatchtag The -y and -z flags take a filename of material balances for which you wish to search in games.
The --materialy and --materialz arguments offer command-line alternatives to using a file. The basic structure of the file is one or more lines describing a material balance of the form pieces1 pieces2 Pieces1 and pieces2 are lists of English piece letters for the material for the two sides that you wish to look for in a game. For instance: rp nb looks for a game in which a lone Rook and Pawn are competing against a lone Knight and Bishop for the other.
The case of the letters is immaterial, there is no need to include Kings in the description, and the order of the pieces does not matter. Apart from Kings, if a piece letter is not listed for a side then that piece is not present within that side's material.
With the -z and --materialz flags, a match will be tested for from both White and Black's point of view, so with -z the example above matches the same games as: bn pr However, if this is used with the -y or --materialy flag then only games in which Black has the Rook will be searched for. Download free files by size and format.
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