webgo now utilizes gnugo to evaluate moves. The game is now playable (though I dont know what happens if someone wins/finishes a game :))

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phear 2005-09-23 14:37:07 +00:00
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@ -12,22 +12,30 @@ imgsource/ with the desired ones. then run generate_goban_images.py and
the new images get written to img/.
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overview of the files:
main.py - the main script. Essentially a wrapper that prints the
main.py -the main script. Essentially a wrapper that prints the
traceback if something went wrong.
login.py - this file contains functions for login and game
login.py -this file contains functions for login and game
selection/modification.
goban.py - code for displaying a goban as a html page.
psql.py - all functions directly accessing the database.
init_webgo.py - re-initialize the whole game. deletes everything and
goban.py -code for displaying a goban as a html page.
psql.py -all functions directly accessing the database.
init_webgo.py -re-initialize the whole game. deletes everything and
sets some defaults.
helper.py - small functions for string manipulation etc.
helper.py -small functions for string manipulation etc.
generate_goban_images.py
- recreate the goban images. just run from console.
-recreate the goban images. just run from console.
gnugo.py -contains functions using gnugo in gtp mode. used for
evaluating wether or not a move is legal.
filehandling.py -contains functions for, well, file handling ;>
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coding guidelines
tab == 4 whitespaces.
function names are lowercase with _ as a seperator.
function names are all lowercase with _ as a seperator.
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how is the data saved internally:
for each go game a table is generated. this table has a 'sgf' field containing the current board in sgf file format (needed for gnugo move validation). It also has fields for each goban field. The 'sgf' entry is the SPOT for the current state of the board.
If the board gets changed, this means the 'sgf' file gets changed and then the changed fields in the table get
updated accordingly. This is a bit unclean, but it means I do not have to write a sgf parser ;>
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known bugs:
"DatabaseError: error 'ERROR: current transaction is aborted, commands ignored until end of transaction block"