Darren Cook: <[email protected]>: >I like what it has done to the "3" row: made keima slightly more >important than 2-ken-tobi. But what it has done to the "4" row seems >less useful. Go knowledge has names for 3-ken-tobi and o-geima, but I >don't think there is any name for the two-step diagonal. I took this to >mean it is a less important relationship between stones.
The two-step diagonal jump is called "chikiri" in Japanese (verbal form is "chikiru"), which is AFAIK entirely used in Go. "Chikiri" is a special jump because it has a weak point of "hazama" and rarely played. I've found "chikiri tobi" and "hazama tobi" in some Chinese sites and both designate the two-step diagonal jump, by googling. "Hazama tobi" seems more common. Hideki -- [email protected] (Kato) _______________________________________________ Computer-go mailing list [email protected] http://dvandva.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/computer-go
