Hi Loïc,
You can use Jon Kinsey's db_import.py script to batch import .sgf
files to the relational database.
1. Start a terminal session of gnubg with "gnubg -t". On Windows I
believe you would instead start the CLI version of gnubg.
2. At the (No game) prompt enter the command: "load python db_import.py"
3. The program will say "Directory containing files to import (enter-
exit):"
4. Enter the directory path where your saved .sgf files are. If there
is a space or spaces in the path do not escape them. For example type
"/path to/my/sgf files" not "/path\ to/my/sgf\ files" If the folder
is below your home directory do not use the tilde(~) character to
represent home, use an absolute path.
5. After you press enter gnubg will display a list of files that it
has found and say "XX files found". It will also ask you "Continue (y/
n):".
6. Enter "y" and it will proceed to display the final position of
each match as it adds it to the database, finally saying "** Finished
**".
Take care and good luck,
Myshkin LeVine
On Mon, Aug 17, 2009 at 5:46 PM, Loïc JALLU<[email protected]> wrote:
Hello Christian,
I have hundreds of matches analysed and saved as sgf files, do you
know how
I can load all these matches into the database ?
I can't find any tutorial about this and I would really like to
check my
trends after months of play...
Thanks
loïc
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