Gordon Shumway: The segment within brackets is parsed as a Snowie .txt file. The following is taken from import.c of the GnuBg source code.
/* * Snowie .txt files * * The files are a single line with fields separated by * semicolons. Fields are numeric, except for player names. * * Field no meaning * 0 length of match (0 in money games) * 1 1 if Jacoby enabled, 0 in match play or disabled * 2 Don't know, all samples had 0. Maybe it's Nack gammon or * some other variant? * 3 Don't know. It was one in all money game samples, 0 in * match samples * 4 Player on roll 0 = 1st player * 5,6 Player names * 7 1 = Crawford game * 8,9 Scores for player 0, 1 * 10 Cube value * 11 Cube owner 1 = player on roll, 0 = centred, -1 opponent * 12 Chequers on bar for player on roll * 13..36 Points 1..24 from player on roll's point of view * 0 = empty, positive nos. for player on roll, negative * for opponent * 37 Chequers on bar for opponent * 38.39 Current roll (0,0 if not rolled) * */
playBunny: Thank you for the infos on Snowie .txt format! I think I'll integrate a Nackgammon fix on the weekend. About the pre tags: I hope they're now short enough. In Firefox 2 the scrollbar appears inside the post, so it didn't screw up the page for me...
Gordon Shumway: OK, I didn't have the time yet to fix Nackgammon mat files as I was playing too much poker, but I fixed a small bug. So if you experience problems while converting mat files, try if it is fixed by the new version: MATFixer.