package sgf
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Description
The Smart Game Format (SGF) is a computer file format used for storing records of board games. Go is the game that is most commonly represented in this format and is the default.
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ocaml-sgf
This is a simple library for parsing the SGF FF[4] file format used to store game records of board games for two players, and especially the game of Go. It uses ulex and menhir to do the lexing and parsing. UTF-8 in SGF files is handled correctly, thanks to sedlex.
Dependencies
- sedlex
- menhir
- rresult
You can install these dependencies with OPAM.
Building & installing
# make install
Building & installing in OPAM
# opam pin add .
Using and testing
The program sgftrip is a test program that parse and print an SGF file. It just takes an SGF file as an input, parse it, and print the result in the standard output. The result should be equivalent to the input, modulo line breaks / spaces.
The library Sgf contain functions to parse and pretty-print SGF files.
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