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PROGRAM:
NAME
pgn-extract - a Portable Game Notation (PGN) extractor
SYNOPSIS
pgn-extract [flags] file.pgn [file.pgn ...]
DESCRIPTION
pgn-extract is a free, open-source program pgn-extract, which is designed to support the
processing, searching and extraction of chess games from files written in PGN format.
There are several ways to specify the criteria on which to extract: textual move
sequences, the position reached after a sequence of moves, information in the tag fields,
and material balance in the ending. Full ANSI C source and a 32-bit Windows binary for the
program are available under the terms of the GNU General Public License. The program
includes a semantic analyser which will report errors in game scores and it is also able
to detect duplicate games found in one or more of its input files.
The range of input move formats accepted is fairly wide and includes recognition of lower-
case piece letters for English and upper-case piece letters for Dutch and German. The
default output is in English Standard Algebraic Notation (SAN), although there is some
support for output in different notations.
Extracted games may be written out either including or excluding comments, NAGs, and
variations. Games may be given ECO classifications derived from the accompanying file
eco.pgn, or a customised version provided by the user.
Plus, lots of other useful features that have gradually found their way into what was once
a relatively simple program!
OPTIONS
Run pgn-extract -h to get all the options.
A complete description of each option can be found in /usr/share/doc/pgn-extract/help.html
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