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From: hthomas@irisa.fr (Henry Thomas) Newsgroups: comp.sources.misc Subject: v18i013: notation - Chess text converter, Part02/03 Message-ID: <1991Apr12.032939.3610@sparky.IMD.Sterling.COM> Date: 12 Apr 91 03:29:39 GMT Approved: kent@sparky.imd.sterling.com X-Checksum-Snefru: b04da113 91616733 b52282d1 24cb263d Submitted-by: Henry Thomas <hthomas@irisa.fr> Posting-number: Volume 18, Issue 13 Archive-name: notation/part02 #! /bin/sh # This is a shell archive. Remove anything before this line, then unpack # it by saving it into a file and typing "sh file". To overwrite existing # files, type "sh file -c". You can also feed this as standard input via # unshar, or by typing "sh <file", e.g.. 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END_OF_FILE if test 12488 -ne `wc -c <'COPYING'`; then echo shar: \"'COPYING'\" unpacked with wrong size! fi # end of 'COPYING' fi if test -f 'drivers.c' -a "${1}" != "-c" ; then echo shar: Will not clobber existing file \"'drivers.c'\" else echo shar: Extracting \"'drivers.c'\" $14158 characters$ sed "s/^X//" >'drivers.c' <<'END_OF_FILE' X#include<stdio.h> X X#include <ctype.h> X#include "chesstype.h" X#include "notation.h" X#include "drivers.h" X X/* postscript characters translation table X one entry per piece X each entry has four fields: X - white piece on white case X - white piece on black case X - black piece on ... X .. X */ X#define PSINDEX(a,b) ((((a)==WHITE)?0:2)+(((b)%2)?0:1)) X Xstatic char * postscript_table[][4] = { X { " ", "x", " ", "x" }, /* void */ X { "k", "\\373", "K", "\\360" }, /* king */ X { "q", "\\317", "Q", "\\316" }, /* queen */ X { "r", "\\250", "R", "\\345" }, /* rook */ X { "b", "\\272", "B", "\\365" }, /* bishop */ X { "n", "\\265", "N", "\\366" }, /* knight */ X { "p", "\\271", "P", "\\270" } /* pawn */ X}; X X/* TeX table for using the chess figure in board design */ Xstatic char * metafont_table[][4] = { X /* W/W W/B B/W B/B */ X { "\\WWW", "\\DDD", "\\WWW", "\\DDD" }, /* void */ X { "\\WKW", "\\WKB", "\\BKW", "\\BKB" }, /* king */ X { "\\WQW", "\\WQB", "\\BQW", "\\BQB" }, /* queen */ X { "\\WRW", "\\WRB", "\\BRW", "\\BRB" }, /* rook */ X { "\\WBW", "\\WBB", "\\BBW", "\\BBB" }, /* bishop */ X { "\\WNW", "\\WNB", "\\BNW", "\\BNB" }, /* knight */ X { "\\WPW", "\\WPB", "\\BPW", "\\BPB" } /* pawn */ X}; X X/* TeX table for using the chess figures in move description */ Xstatic char * latex_table[] = { X "\\FigVoid", "\\FigK", "\\FigQ", "\\FigR", "\\FigB", "\\FigN", "\\FigP" X}; X X/* various tex symbols */ Xstatic char FigDash[] = "\\FigDash"; Xstatic char FigCapt[] = "\\FigCapt"; Xstatic char FigDots[] = "\\FigDots"; Xstatic char FigDot[] = "\\FigDot"; X X#define G_ROQUE "O-O-O" X#define P_ROQUE "O-O" X Xstatic FILE * ftmp ; X X X/* ---------------- output functions ---------------- */ X X/* convert a roque in term of king's move */ Xstatic int roque_to_move(m) X depl * m; X{ X X m->piece = KING; X m->fromcol = 5; X if (m->type == GRANDROQUE) X m->tocol = 3; X else X m->tocol = 7; X X if (m->whiteturn) X m->fromlig = m->tolig = 1; X else X m->fromlig = m->tolig = 8; X X return(TRUE); X} X X/* (kind of) buffering of output */ Xstatic void init_buffer(d,side) X format * d; X int side ; X{ X switch (d->type) { X case D_ASCII: X if (side != BLACK) (void) sprintf(d->white_buffer,"..."); X if (side != WHITE) (void) sprintf(d->black_buffer," "); X break; X case D_TEX: X if (side != BLACK) (void) sprintf(d->white_buffer,"%s",FigDots); X if (side != WHITE) (void) sprintf(d->black_buffer,"~"); X break; X default: X if (side != BLACK) d->white_buffer[0] = '\0' ; X if (side != WHITE) d->black_buffer[0] = '\0' ; X break; X } X} X X/* this procedure is responsible for PRINTING the move */ Xstatic void flush_buffer(d) X format * d; X{ X X /* if we have been inteerupted (by a comment, a board display etc... X if the move is black X we display <movenumber> ... <blackmove> X */ X if ((d->interrupt == TRUE) && (d->iswhiteturn == FALSE)) { X switch (d->type) { X case D_TEX: X (void) fprintf(d->outfile, X "\\noindent\\movenumber{\\bf %s\\FigDot}\\whitemove{%s}\\blackmove{%s}\n", X d->move_buffer,FigDots,d->black_buffer); X break; X case D_GNU: X /* no special case for GNU */ X (void) fprintf(d->outfile,"\t%s\n",d->black_buffer); X break; X default: X (void) fprintf(d->outfile,"%3s.%9s%9s\n", X d->move_buffer,"...",d->black_buffer); X break; X } X d->interrupt = FALSE ; X } else { X /* else (no interrupt) X we display either white or black move X */ X switch (d->type) { X case D_TEX: X if (d->iswhiteturn) X (void) fprintf(d->outfile, X "\\noindent\\movenumber{\\bf %s\\FigDot}\\whitemove{%s}", d->move_buffer,d->white_buffer); X else X (void) fprintf(d->outfile, X "\\blackmove{%s}\n",d->black_buffer); X break; X case D_GNU: X if (d->iswhiteturn) X (void) fprintf(d->outfile,"\t%s",d-> white_buffer); X else X (void) fprintf(d->outfile,"\t%s\n",d->black_buffer); X break; X default: X if (d->iswhiteturn) X (void) fprintf(d->outfile,"%3s.%9s", d->move_buffer,d->white_buffer); X else X (void) fprintf(d->outfile,"%9s\n", d->black_buffer); X break; X } X } /* end printing */ X X /* reset buffer */ X if (! d->iswhiteturn) X init_buffer(d,VOID); X d->interrupt = FALSE; X} X X/* a generic parametrised driver for move output X */ Xstatic void output_move_generic(dr,d) X format * dr; X depl *d; X{ X char ligne[128] ; X char themove[128] ; X char thepiece[16] ; X char debcol[16]; X char frommove[16] ; X char tomove[16] ; X char lie[16] ; X char prom[16]; X X int ambigue = FALSE ; X X ligne[0] = themove[0] = thepiece[0] = debcol[0] = '\0'; X frommove[0] = tomove[0] = lie[0] = prom[0] = '\0' ; X X X (void) sprintf (dr->move_buffer,"%d",d->move); X X if ((d->type == PETITROQUE) && !dr->roque_alg) X (void) sprintf (themove,"%s",P_ROQUE); X if ((d->type == GRANDROQUE) && !dr->roque_alg) X (void) sprintf (themove,"%s",G_ROQUE); X if (dr->roque_alg && X ((d->type == GRANDROQUE) || (d->type == PETITROQUE))) X (void) roque_to_move(d); X X if (dr-> roque_alg || X ((d->type != GRANDROQUE) && (d->type != PETITROQUE))) { X X /* we check here for ambiguous move */ X if ((d->type != GRANDROQUE) && (d->type != PETITROQUE)) { X ambigue = ambiguity (d->piece, d->tolig,d->tocol); X /* if ( (ambigue ) && (d->piece != PAWN )) X * (void) fprintf (stderr,"ambiguity at move %d",tos->move); X */ X } X themove[0] = '\0' ; X if ((dr->output_move_format == SHORTENED) X && (d->type == PRISE) && (d->piece == PAWN)) X (void) sprintf (debcol, "%c",coltoletter(d->fromcol)); X X if (dr->print_piece) X if (d->piece != PAWN || dr->print_pawn) { X if (dr->type == D_TEX ) X (void) sprintf(thepiece,"%s ",latex_table[d->piece]); X else X (void) sprintf(thepiece,"%c",dr->out_table[d->piece]); X } X X if ((dr->output_move_format == ALGEBRAIC)) X (void)sprintf(frommove,"%c%c", X coltoletter(d->fromcol),ligtoletter(d->fromlig)); X if ( ambigue && dr->print_liaison ) { X (void) sprintf(lie,"-"); X (void)sprintf(frommove,"%c%c", X coltoletter(d->fromcol),ligtoletter(d->fromlig)); X debcol[0] = '\0' ; X } X if (d->promotion) { X if (dr->print_piece) { X if (dr->type == D_TEX ) X (void) sprintf(prom,"=%s ",latex_table[d->promotion]); X else X (void) sprintf(prom,"=%c",dr->out_table[d->promotion]); X } X } X X if (dr->print_liaison) { X if ((d->type == PRISE) || (d->type == PROM_ET_PRISE) X || (d->type == EN_PASSANT) ) X (void) sprintf(lie,"%c",'x'); X else X if ((dr->output_move_format == ALGEBRAIC)) X (void) sprintf(lie,"%c",'-'); X } X X (void) sprintf(tomove,"%c%c",coltoletter(d->tocol),ligtoletter(d->tolig)); X X (void) sprintf (themove,"%s%s%s%s%s%s", X thepiece,debcol,frommove,lie, tomove,prom); X } X X if (d->whiteturn) X (void) sprintf (dr->white_buffer, "%s",themove); X else X (void) sprintf (dr->black_buffer, "%s",themove); X X dr->iswhiteturn = d->whiteturn; X X /*fprintf(dr->outfile, "=%d=%d= ",d->move,d->whiteturn);*/ X flush_buffer(dr); X} X X/* ---------------- ascii driver ---------- */ Xstatic void output_init_ascii(dr) Xformat *dr; X{} X Xstatic void output_board_ascii(dr,g) X format * dr; X game * g; X{ X register int i,j; X X dr->interrupt = TRUE; X X (void) fprintf(dr->outfile,"\n\n"); X for (i=8 ; i >=1 ; i--) { X if (dr->coordinates) X (void) fprintf(dr->outfile,"%d ",i); X (void) fputc('|',dr->outfile); X for (j=1 ; j<9 ; j++) { X if (g->board[i][j] != VOID) { X if (g->color[i][j] == WHITE) X (void) fputc(dr->out_table[g->board[i][j]], dr->outfile); X else X (void) fputc(tolower(dr->out_table[g->board[i][j]]),dr->outfile); X } else X (void) fputc ( ((i+j)% 2)?' ':'/', dr->outfile); X (void) fputc('|', dr->outfile); X } X (void) fputc('\n', dr->outfile); X } X if (dr->coordinates) X (void) fprintf(dr->outfile," a b c d e f g h\n"); X (void) fprintf(dr->outfile,"\n"); X} X X/* ---------------- postscript --------- */ X Xstatic void output_board_ps(dr,g) X format *dr; X game * g; X{ X register int i,j; X register int c; X char chaine[MAXTOKLEN]; X X /* header file */ X (void) strcpy(chaine,LIB_DIR); X if ((ftmp = fopen(strcat(chaine,PS_HEADER),"r")) == NULL) X message((stderr,"Can't open ps header file.\n")); X else { X while ((c = getc(ftmp)) != EOF) X (void) fputc(c,dr->outfile); X (void) fclose(ftmp); X } X X (void) fprintf(dr->outfile,"( ________) 72 714 T\n"); X for (i=8 ; i >=1 ; i--) { X (void) fprintf(dr->outfile,"(/"); X for (j=1 ; j<9 ; j++) { X (void) fprintf(dr->outfile,"%s", X postscript_table[g->board[i][j]][PSINDEX(g->color[i][j],(i+j))]); X } X (void) fprintf(dr->outfile,"\\\\) 72 %d T\n",474 + (i-1)*30); X } X (void) fprintf(dr->outfile,"( --------) 72 444 T\n"); X X /* footer file */ X (void) strcpy(chaine,LIB_DIR); X if ((ftmp = fopen(strcat(chaine,PS_FOOTER),"r")) == NULL) X message((stderr,"Can't open ps footer file.\n")); X else { X while ((c = getc(ftmp)) != EOF) X (void) fputc(c,dr->outfile); X (void) fclose(ftmp); X } X} X X/* ---------------- nroff --------------- */ Xstatic void output_init_roff(dr) X format *dr; X{ X} X Xstatic void output_board_roff(dr,g) X format *dr; X game * g; X{ X register int i,j; X X dr->interrupt = TRUE; X X (void) fprintf(dr->outfile,".br\n"); X for (i=8 ; i >=1 ; i--) { X (void) fprintf(dr->outfile,".ce\n "); X for (j=1 ; j<9 ; j++) { X if (g->board[i][j] != VOID) { X if (g->color[i][j] == WHITE) X (void) fputc(dr->out_table[g->board[i][j]], dr->outfile); X else X (void) fputc(tolower(dr->out_table[g->board[i][j]]),dr->outfile); X } else X /*(void) fputc ( ((i+j)% 2)?' ':'/', dr->outfile);*/ X (void) fprintf(dr->outfile,"."); X } X (void) fprintf(dr->outfile,"\n.br\n"); X } X (void) fprintf(dr->outfile,"\n"); X} X X/* ---------------- tex -------------------- */ Xstatic void output_init_tex(dr) X format *dr; X{ X register int c; X char chaine[MAXTOKLEN]; X X /* header file */ X (void) strcpy(chaine,LIB_DIR); X if ((ftmp = fopen(strcat(chaine,TEX_HEADER),"r")) == NULL) X message((stderr,"Can't open tex header file.\n")); X else { X while ((c = getc(ftmp)) != EOF) X (void) fputc(c,dr->outfile); X (void) fclose(ftmp); X } X} X Xstatic void output_board_tex(dr,g) X format *dr; X game * g; X{ X register int i,j; X X dr->interrupt = TRUE; X X (void) fprintf(dr->outfile,"\n\n"); X (void)fprintf(dr->outfile,"$$\\vbox{\\bigskip\\offinterlineskip\\tabskip=0pt\n"); X (void) fprintf(dr->outfile,"\\halign{#\\vvrule &#&#&#&#&#&#&#&#&#\\vvrule \\cr\n"); X (void) fprintf(dr->outfile,"\\noalign{\\hhrule}\n"); X for (i=8 ; i >=1 ; i--) { X (void) fprintf(dr->outfile,"&"); X for (j=1 ; j < 9 ; j++) { X (void) fprintf(dr->outfile,"%s", X metafont_table[g->board[i][j]][PSINDEX(g->color[i][j],(i+j))]); X (void) fprintf(dr->outfile,"&"); X } X (void) fprintf(dr->outfile,"\\cr \n"); X } X (void) fprintf(dr->outfile,"\\noalign{\\hhrule}}}$$"); X (void) fprintf(dr->outfile,""); X (void) fprintf(dr->outfile,"\n\n"); X} X Xstatic void output_end_tex(dr) X format *dr; X{ X (void) fprintf(dr->outfile, "~\n\n\n\\end{document}\n"); X} X X/* ------------------ gnu - xchess ---------- */ X Xstatic void output_init_gnu(dr) X format *dr; X{ X (void) fprintf(dr->outfile, "X Chess -- Mon Dec 10 11:47:18 MET 1990\n"); X (void) fprintf(dr->outfile,"\tGame played on dumbkopft.irisa.fr:0.0\n"); X (void) fprintf(dr->outfile,"\talgebraic\n"); X} X X/* ---------------- driver handler ---------- */ X/* dummy driver */ Xstatic void null_driver() {} X X/* the drivers */ Xvoid output_init(dr) X format *dr ; X{ X dr->out_init(dr); X} X Xvoid output_move(dr,d) X format *dr ; X depl *d; X{ X dr->out_move(dr,d); X} X Xvoid output_board(dr,g) X format *dr ; X game *g ; X{ X dr->out_board(dr,g); X} X Xvoid output_end(dr) X format *dr ; X{ X dr->out_end(dr); X} X X Xformat * new_driver() X{ X format * tmp; X int i; X X tmp = (format *) malloc (sizeof(format)); X ALLOCP(tmp); X /*for (i=0; i < ((sizeof (format))/ sizeof (int)) ; i++) X ((int *) tmp)[i] = 0;*/ X return(tmp); X} X Xvoid init_driver(dr,driver) X format * dr; X int driver; X{ X dr->type = driver ; X X switch (dr->type) { X case D_ASCII: X dr->print_move = TRUE; X dr->print_piece = TRUE; X dr->print_pawn = FALSE; X dr->roque_alg = FALSE; X dr->print_liaison = TRUE; X dr->out_init = output_init_ascii; X dr->out_move = output_move_generic; X dr->out_board = output_board_ascii; X dr->out_end = null_driver; X break; X case D_POST: X dr->out_init = null_driver; X dr->out_move = null_driver; X dr->out_board = output_board_ps; X dr->out_end = null_driver; X break; X case D_TEX: X dr->print_move = TRUE; X dr->print_piece = TRUE; X dr->print_pawn = FALSE; X dr->roque_alg = FALSE; X dr->print_liaison = TRUE; X dr->out_init = output_init_tex; X dr->out_move = output_move_generic; X dr->out_board = output_board_tex; X dr->out_end = output_end_tex; X break; X case D_ROFF: X dr->print_move = TRUE; X dr->print_piece = TRUE; X dr->print_pawn = FALSE; X dr->roque_alg = FALSE; X dr->print_liaison = TRUE; X dr->out_init = output_init_roff; X dr->out_move = output_move_generic; X dr->out_board = output_board_roff; X dr->out_end = null_driver; X break; X case D_XCHESS: X dr->print_move = TRUE; X dr->print_piece = FALSE; X dr->print_pawn = FALSE; X dr->roque_alg = TRUE; X dr->print_liaison = FALSE; X dr->out_init = output_init_gnu; X dr->out_move = output_move_generic; X dr->out_board = null_driver; X dr->out_end = null_driver; X break; X case D_GNU: X dr->print_move = FALSE; X dr->print_piece = FALSE; X dr->print_pawn = FALSE; X dr->roque_alg = TRUE; X dr->print_liaison = FALSE; X dr->out_init = null_driver; X dr->out_move = output_move_generic; X dr->out_board = null_driver; X dr->out_end = null_driver; X break; X default: X error((stderr,"unknown driver")); X break; X } X if (dr->only_board) X dr->out_move = null_driver ; X X dr->variation_level = 0; X dr->iswhiteturn = FALSE ; X dr->interrupt = FALSE; X init_buffer(dr, VOID); X} END_OF_FILE if test 14158 -ne `wc -c <'drivers.c'`; then echo shar: \"'drivers.c'\" unpacked with wrong size! fi # end of 'drivers.c' fi if test -f 'notation.doc' -a "${1}" != "-c" ; then echo shar: Will not clobber existing file \"'notation.doc'\" else echo shar: Extracting \"'notation.doc'\" $12209 characters$ sed "s/^X//" >'notation.doc' <<'END_OF_FILE' X X X Xnotation(n) MISC. REFERENCE MANUAL PAGES notation(n) X X X XNAME X notation - transform chess notation X X XSYNOPSYS X notation [input file] [-o output file] [options...] X X XDESCRIPTION X This program reads chess games, either full algebraic or X shortened (ie Nf1-g3 or Ng3) and is able to ouptut the board X after any move, in either ascii , postscript, nroff, latex X or xchess save format. This program is also multi-lingual: X it handles english, french, spanish, german, italian and X dutch symbols. X X XOPTIONS X Command line options: X X -a X algebraic move notation output X X -s X shortened move notation output X X -f <language> X specifies the chess symbol input language. The X language can be any of french, english, italian, X spanish, german, dutch. X X -t <language> X specifies the chess symbol output language. Same X options as input language. X X <inputfile> X specifies the input file. If none, keyboard is X assumed. X X -o <outputfile> X specifies the output file. If none, screen is X assumed. X X -c <number>[,<number] X specifies the number of the moves at which to X display the board. If none, board is displayed at X end of file. Several numbers may be specified, as a X comma-separated list. X X -e <number> X display the board at the move number and then stops X X X X XSun Release 4.1 Last change: 10 December 1990 1 X X X X X X Xnotation(n) MISC. REFERENCE MANUAL PAGES notation(n) X X X X -b X display only the board, not the moves X X -d <drivername> X specifies the output driver. It can be any of the X following: ascii, postscript, tex, roff, xchess X (xchess or xboard save format), gnu (gnuan input X format). X X -h X displays help screen X X XINPUT LANGUAGE X The input language has four types of input: moves, X move numbers, comments and keywords. All these are separated X by blanks, TAB or RC. Commas are not accepted. X X X move format: X The moves are accepted in algebraic or shortened X algebraic notation. That means that the following X are equivalent and accepted Nf1-g3 N-f1xg3, Nxg3, X Ng3. The ugly english notation P-K4 is not under- X stood, neither by the program nor me. X X Nota: provided you remove the three first line, X xchess save format is accepted. Also you can have X trailing comments to move, provided there is no X blanks. So Kg4!!, Ra5++ are correct, but not Kg4 !!, X Ra5 ++ because of the separating blank. A future X version might handle these move comments, as well as X + ++, mate, white resigns etc... Castling is recog- X nized with the following 0-0 O-O o-o 0-0-0 O-O-O o- X o-o. "En passant" and promotion are now correctly X handled. For "en passant", you just indicate them X move and it is correctly parsed ex: "d5-d7 e5xd6". X Promotion is indicated with the "=" sign followed by X the new piece name. So you just write "a7-a8=Q" or X "d8=K". X X For example, see the files algebraic.txt and X shortened.txt X X X move numbers: X move numbers are in the form 23. or 36. The full X point is optional. Move numbers are checked against X internal move counter. X X X comments: X X X XSun Release 4.1 Last change: 10 December 1990 2 X X X X X X Xnotation(n) MISC. REFERENCE MANUAL PAGES notation(n) X X X X anything else, except keywords, must be enclosed in X brackets or parenthesis [Here Karpov made a very X bright move ...] (this is also a comment). Comments X are skipped out. A future version might incorporte X them in the output. X X X keywords: X you can insert keywords in the input text to pre- X cisely define what you want: displaying the board, X configuring it... Keywords are detailled in the next X section. X X XKEYWORDS X All keywords are prefixed with @ X X @startplay X begins the play. Obligatory after a @configxxx key- X word. X X @clearboard X clears the board. Used prior to any @configxxx. X X @showboard X displays the board. Can be used anywhere X X @whitesmove X tells the program that is the white's turn of play. X Useful after a @configxxx and @startplay X X @blacksmove X tells the program that it is black's turn X X @configwhite X initializes configuration of white side. Pieces are X then expected, in form of (optional for Pawn) name, X the position. Example @configwhite Ke3 Rg8 e4. X X @configblack X initializes configuration of black side. Pieces are X then expected, in form of (optional for Pawn) name, X the position. Example: @configblack Ka8 Nf6 e6. X X Note that black pieces are given in uppercase! X X @default X resets the board to the default start configuration. X X @special X all following text up to the next cariage return is X not processed, but instead directly print. This X X X XSun Release 4.1 Last change: 10 December 1990 3 X X X X X X Xnotation(n) MISC. REFERENCE MANUAL PAGES notation(n) X X X X allows to insert comments in ascii files, or tex X commands when tex output is selected. X X @null Null keyword. Does nothing. Used for convenience in X programming. X X X See the file keywords.txt for an example of keywords X use. X X XNATIONAL LANGUAGES X Here are the symbols used in the differents languages. () X mean optional in the input. X X X english-name King Queen Rook Bishop Knight Pawn X english K Q R B N (P) X french R D T F C (P) X italian R D T A C (P) X spanish R D T A C (P) X german K D T L S (B) X dutch K D T L P (O) X X X XDRIVERS X ascii this is the default driver, it outputs move and X boards. X X postscript X it generates a file using the font file Cheq X licensed for free by Adobe. It is only able to X display one board per run. Move are not displayed. X You need the font "Cheq", freely distributed by X Adobe. Send a mail to "ps-file-server@adobe.com" X with the body "send Programs chessfont.ps". For use X with "notation", rename the file "Cheq". X X tex this is a latex driver. It uses the TeX/LaTeX chess X macros designed by Piet Tutalaers "rcpt@urc.tue.nl". X The complete distribution is available on X sol.cs.ruu.nl (131.211.80.5) with path X TEX/chess.tar.Z chesscls, provided in the library. X Refer to your local latex guru to install it. X X roff this is a driver for nroff output. It is crude, but X it works. Moves and boards are displayed. X X xchess This driver generates compatible xchess/xboard save X files, thus allowing you to replay a game with X xchess. X X X XSun Release 4.1 Last change: 10 December 1990 4 X X X X X X Xnotation(n) MISC. REFERENCE MANUAL PAGES notation(n) X X X X gnu This driver completely "bare" file, with only the X algebraic move. It is suitable for any low-level X analyser, such as gnuan. X X XEXAMPLES X Try the following commands: X X notation algebraic.txt X this will read the Karpov-Kasparov game 13 (Lyon X 1990) in algebraic form, display move in algebraic X and display board at end of game. X X notation algebraic.txt -a X this will do the same thing, as -a stands for alge- X braic output. X X notation algebraic.txt -s X the game will now be output in shortened algebraic X X notation shortened.txt X there is no problem to read shortened algebraic. X X notation shortened -s -o result X the moves and board will be directed to file result X X notation shortened.txt -s -t french X output will use french notation X X notation a_dutch_file -f dutch -t spanish X game will be translated form dutch to spanish X X notation shortened -c 2 X board after move 2 will be displayed, along with X moves and end-of-game board X X notation shortened -e 2 X board after move 2 will be displayed, along with X moves. The program will then stops X X notation shortened -c 2,5,20 X board after moves 2, 5 and 20 will be displayed, X along with moves and end-of-game board X X notation shortened -c 2,5,20 -b X board after moves 2, 5 and 20 will be displayed, X with end-of-game board, but no moves. X X notation shortened -c 2,5,20 -d tex X the output will be formatted to use with latex. You X can directly latex the output file. X X X X XSun Release 4.1 Last change: 10 December 1990 5 X X X X X X Xnotation(n) MISC. REFERENCE MANUAL PAGES notation(n) X X X X notation shortened -c 2,5,20 -d gnu X you can now replay the game by using xchess -r X out.gnu. X X notation shortened -e 5 -d postscript X Now issue cat lib/Cheq out.ps | lpr to display on a X Laser Printer the board at move 5. You can also X issue sh print-ps out-ps. The postcript driver does X not support the -c option. X X XFILES X algebraic.txt shortened.txt keywords.txt X these are examples of input files X X X ./lib/HELPFILE X this is the on-line helpfile X X X ./lib/(Cheq Header.ps Footer.ps) X these files are needed by the postscript driver X X X ./lib/Header.tex X these file is needed by the (la)tex driver X X X ./lib/chesscls.mf X this file is used the generate the tex font X X XSEE ALSO X xchess(1), chess(6), gnuchess(1), latex(1), nroff(1), lpr(1) X X XDIAGNOSTICS X Errors messages are hoped to be self-explanative. X X XCOMMENTS X The program is quite large, due to the large use of tables X and variables to control its features. The advantage is you X only need the modify these tables to customize it: for X instance adding a new language or tuning the output format X to your own needs. X X XBUGS X Too many. Report them to Henry.Thomas@irisa.fr. X X The postscript driver *might* fais if you try to display the X X X XSun Release 4.1 Last change: 10 December 1990 6 X X X X X X Xnotation(n) MISC. REFERENCE MANUAL PAGES notation(n) X X X X board two times. Anyway, it is not designed to do this. Use X -e option to specify the move at which you want to display X board. X X XAUTHOR X Henry Thomas IRISA-Rennes, FRANCE. E-mail to X Henry.Thomas@irisa.fr or hthomas@irisa.fr. X XTHANKS X Thanks to Jacques Schuurman for the piece description in X Dutch, Dr. Z. Rubinstein, University of Haifa for the X Metafont files, Philippe Louarn for implementing these mac- X ros and explaining me how to use them, Adobe Systems for the X font Cheq, and Jean-Luc Scharbarg for introducing me in the X world of chess. X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X XSun Release 4.1 Last change: 10 December 1990 7 X X X END_OF_FILE if test 12209 -ne `wc -c <'notation.doc'`; then echo shar: \"'notation.doc'\" unpacked with wrong size! fi # end of 'notation.doc' fi echo shar: End of archive 2 $of 3$. cp /dev/null ark2isdone MISSING="" for I in 1 2 3 ; do if test ! -f ark${I}isdone ; then MISSING="${MISSING} ${I}" fi done if test "${MISSING}" = "" ; then echo You have unpacked all 3 archives. rm -f ark[1-9]isdone else echo You still need to unpack the following archives: echo " " ${MISSING} fi ## End of shell archive. exit 0 -- Henry Thomas - IRISA - E-mail: Henry.Thomas@irisa.fr Campus Universitaire de Beaulieu - Phone: (+33)99 36 20 00 +549 35042 RENNES CEDEX FRANCE - Fax: (+33)99 38 38 32 Telex: UNIRISA 950473F Telex Atlas X400: /X121=842950473/@atlas.fr, Fax:/X121=200099383832/@atlas.fr -- ... Words, and the words of men, flicker and flutter and beat Warning, sorrow and gain, salutations and mirth... R. Kipling exit 0 # Just in case... -- Kent Landfield INTERNET: kent@sparky.IMD.Sterling.COM Sterling Software, IMD UUCP: uunet!sparky!kent Phone: (402) 291-8300 FAX: (402) 291-4362 Please send comp.sources.misc-related mail to kent@uunet.uu.net.