>The trouble is that gnubg.command("hint") doesn't return anything.
>>Yes, true! ... but have you tried the python methods:
>gnubg.cfevaluation()
>gnubg.findbestmove()
>These methods usually return the information you want.
>If it doesn't I'll rather make a change to these methods....
>-Øystein
gnubg.cfevaluate() looks perfect for cube actions. It's nice because it
gives equities for
all possible cube actions, so it is easy to see the magnitude of errors.
gnubg.command('hint') is nice because it has a list of moves with
evaluations, so you can see
how bad are the alternatives.
If gnubg.command('hint') is a dead end, could something else return the list
of candidate
moves along with the equity and the evaluation (six numbers giving the
chances of
each player winning, winning a gammon and a backgammon) for each?
Thanks,
David
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