I ust tested with a fresh build of gnubg. I have a script which takes
exported games from DailyGammon as .mat files akes them into .mat file
and then creates a command file to import the .mat file, analyse it,
print the statistics t the console and save the analysed match as a .sgf
file. The command file (in this case called 4413280.cmd) contains the 4
gnubg commands
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import mat /tmp/4413280.mat
analyze match
save match /tmp/4413280.sgf
show statistics match
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And I then run gnubg:
/usr/local/bin/gnubg -t -c /tmp/4413280.cmd
This works exactly as it should
My advice for setting options like the luckanalysis ones would be to
save your current .gnubg/gnubgautorc.rc file and replace it one with the
settings you want here, then put the original back when you're done.
Unfortunately, there's no command line option to specify the
configuration file to use.
As for what commands are available, you can while away a morning byt
starting gnubg with the -t option, then typing help. Pick one of the
topics and type help topic tab to get a list of the subtopics until
finally the last tab actually produces the help information. There's a
*lot* of options there, almost all of which can be in a command file
On 3/1/21 2:55 PM, Chris Wilson wrote:
Years ago I would batch analyze my matches. I wrote a program that
created entries in the following format (minus the dashes):
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set cache 65536
set Priority Idle
set analysis luckanalysis plies 2
set analysis luckanalysis reduced 2
set analysis luckanalysis cubeful on
import mat 'G:\NewMatches\scoper10.mat'
analyze match
save match 'G:\NewMatches\Analyzed\scoper10.sgf'
relational add match
---
My program writes the entries to a text file (usually 25 matches per
file) which I then used with *gnubg-no-gui*. I've looked everywhere
for information on command-line options. Is there no way to do this
with the current version? I would like to accomplish the same task at
4-ply as well as automate rollouts on some matches.
Chris
