Don,
great. I will be happy also to merge the project into your SVN, as Jason
suggested, subject to some administrative needs that I will e-mail the
two of you about, off-list.
I'd be more than happy to help on the client side of the new CGOS.
Upgrading this Python client to support the new protocol (or both at the
same time) will not be difficult at all. It will then shield the
programs behind it, as a good adapter should.
Christian
On 10/06/2009 20:23, Don Dailey wrote:
Awesome! This will be a good thing for CGOS and I will put a link
to it on my site soon.
I plan to try to stick to the same exact protocol when I do the new
server. I will almost certainly have to make minor changes to
accomodate the ability to decide which time controls to play in. In
order not to break your client I can design it so there is a default
that doesn't have to be communicated, but I will discuss it with you
when the time comes.
- Don
On Wed, Jun 10, 2009 at 2:23 PM, Christian Nentwich
<[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
All,
I have released an alternative client for CGOS, written in Python.
I had some features in there that are useful to me, and I thought
maybe others could benefit from it.
Some key interesting features:
- GTP extensions that tell your engine who the opponent is, and
what the result was (useful if you persist your own SGF)
- Local SGF persistence
- Local "mirroring" to a GTP observer engine of all moves. This
lets you watch games locally using GoGUI. Nice for the server, and
nice graphics :-)
- Usual failover using the CGOS servers move replay
- Separate logging. The console output has only high-level stuff
(like what colour your engine is playing, and against who)
Head on over here: http://cgos-python.sourceforge.net/
I would be interested in hearing feedback, and ideas for further
features. I'm thinking of adding mail notification for very long
sessions. I run this on Windows 7 (64 bit) and XP (32 bit). If you
run into issues on Linux (shouldn't.. but...), let me know.
Contributors also welcome, of course.
Christian
p.s. Don: if you are reading this - this client obeys the TCL
client's convention of not hammering the server on reconnects
(uses 30 seconds + random number), and the rest of the protocol.
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