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C# Class GR.Gambling.Backgammon.Tools.GnuBg

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Public Methods

Method	Description
BoardFromPositionID ( string position_id, string &error ) : Board
BoolListToInt ( IEnumerable bools ) : int
Command ( string s ) : string	Sends a command to the gnubg and returns gnubg's response.
DoubleHint ( GameState gamestate ) : DoubleHint
DoubleResponseHint ( GameState gamestate ) : DoubleResponseHint
Eval ( GameState gamestate ) : EvaluationInfo
Exit ( ) : void	Tries to close the gnubg process the "natural" way by using the exit command. If it doesn't exit in max 3000(ms), it kills the running process.
GnuBGIDToGameState ( string gnubg_id, string &error ) : GameState
GnuBg ( string path ) : System
Hint ( GameState gamestate ) : string
MatchID ( GameState gamestate ) : string	TODO: Solve the "I'm sorry, but SetMatchID cannot handle positions where a double has been offered" bullshit.
PlayHint ( GameState gamestate, int max_hints ) : List	Assumes dice have been rolled and game is still going.
PlayHint ( GameState gamestate ) : PlayHint
ResignResponseHint ( GameState gamestate ) : ResignResponseHint
SetGameState ( GameState gamestate ) : void	Doesn't use the match id for setting up the position.
Start ( ) : void
ToPositionID ( Board board, int player_on_roll ) : string

Private Methods

Method	Description
GetDoubleHint ( GameState gamestate ) : DoubleHint
MatchID ( int die1, int die2, int turn, int resigned, int doubled, int move, int cube_owner, int crawford, int match_to, int score1, int score2, int cube, int gamestate ) : string
ParseDoubleAction ( string hint ) : DoubleAction
ParseDoubleResponse ( string hint ) : DoubleResponseHint
ParseMoveHint ( string move_string, int &count, int total_hints, int dice, GameState gamestate ) : Move
ParseMoveHints ( string hints, int dice, GameState gamestate ) : List
ParseResignResponse ( string hint ) : ResignResponseHint
Set0PlyEvaluation ( ) : void
Set0PlyEvaluation ( double noise ) : void
Set2PlyEvaluation ( ) : void
SetBoardSimple ( GameState gamestate ) : void	Gnubg treats positive counts as for the player on turn, and negative for the other. The first slot is the captured count for the player on turn, last slot is for the capture count of the other. Gnubg calculates the finished pieces for both players automatically. 26 integers are represented the following way: #Captured count for the player on roll# #Slot 1# ... #Slot 24# #Captured count for the other player# The slots start from the home board of the player on roll.
SetOptions ( ) : void

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