On Sun, 2007-07-08 at 12:53 +0200, Magnus Persson wrote:
> I just had an exception in Valkyria because it recieved
> 
> "play b resign"
> 
> from the server.
> 
> As far as I know CGOS used to to send nothing to the winner when a program
> resigned. Am I wrong or has this something to do with the current stability
> problems of CGOS?
> 
> Her is the end of the log. Game was 69653
> 
> 12:35:43    C->E genmove w
> 12:35:45    E->C = j1
> 12:35:45    C->S j1
> 12:35:47    S->C play b RESIGN 47144
> 12:35:47    C->E play b RESIGN

It's easy to take this out of the client.   I think I have it in because
RESIGN is a legitimate GTP move and part of the standard.   And some
programs log the games for themselves,  there would be no way to log a
complete games without this information - you would have an incomplete
game record that just stops for no known reason.

But I think this has been in there a long time - at least for the newer
CGOS server.   

Let me think about this a bit.  Perhaps I can add a command line switch
to the client to prevent sending the last move if it is resign.    Even
though GTP says it's a "move" there might be other programs that don't
understand it.

- Don


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