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Diffstat (limited to 'FICS')
| -rw-r--r-- | FICS/formula.c | 99 |
1 files changed, 50 insertions, 49 deletions
diff --git a/FICS/formula.c b/FICS/formula.c index 8abdc32..9482e84 100644 --- a/FICS/formula.c +++ b/FICS/formula.c @@ -1,52 +1,53 @@ -/* Formula program for FICS. Written by Dave Herscovici - (dhersco@math.nps.navy.mil) - Edited by DAV to include wild,non-std and untimed - lightning flags - - Operators allowed, in order of precedence: - ! (not), - (unary), - *, /, - +, -, - <, <=, =<, >, >=, =>, (<= and =< are equivalent, as are >= and =>) - =, ==, !=, <>, (two ways of saying both equals and not equals) - &, &&, (both "and") - |, ||, (both "or"). - - Parentheses () are also allowed, as is a pound sign '#' for comments. - The program will divide by a fudge factor of .001 instead of 0. - - Variables allowed: - time, inc, rating, myrating, rated, blitz, standard, lightning, registered, - assesswin, assessdraw, assessloss, timeseal, - ratingdiff = rating - myrating, private, wild, untimed, nonstandard, - maxtime(n) = maximum time n moves will take (in seconds), - mymaxtime(n) = same, but just count my time. - f1, f2, f3, f4, f5, f6, f7, f8, f9. - - The code for translating blitz and standard variables may have to be - redone. F1 through f9 are user-defined formula variables. They can - be used to avoid having to retype your entire formula when you want - to change one part of it, or to compensate for the lack of a 'mood' - variable. - - For example: - set f1 rated & time=5 & inc=0 # rated 5 minute games - set f2 rating - myrating - set f3 # this line is a random comment. - set f4 f2>400 # I want a REAL fight - - Then you can type: - set formula f1 # rated 5 min. games only - set formula etime >= 10 & f2 > -100 # long games, decent competition - set formula f1 & !f4 - or set formula f2 >= 0 | blitz - depending on your mood. - - Further modifications could account for starting positions, time - odds games, provisional or established opponents, etc. Maybe f0 - should be reserved for your formula upon logging in; i.e. if f0 - is set, your formula is automatically set to f0 when you log in. -*/ +/* + * Formula program for FICS. Written by Dave Herscovici + * <dhersco@math.nps.navy.mil> + * Edited by DAV to include wild, non-std and untimed lightning flags. + * + * Operators allowed, in order of precedence: + * ! (not), - (unary), + * *, /, + * +, -, + * <, <=, =<, >, >=, =>, (<= and =< are equivalent, as are >= and =>) + * =, ==, !=, <>, (two ways of saying both equals and not equals) + * &, &&, (both "and") + * |, ||, (both "or"). + * + * Parentheses () are also allowed, as is a pound sign '#' for comments. + * The program will divide by a fudge factor of .001 instead of 0. + * + * Variables allowed: + * assessdraw, assessloss, assesswin, blitz, + * f1, f2, f3, f4, f5, f6, f7, f8, f9, + * inc, lightning, + * maxtime(n) = maximum time n moves will take (in seconds), + * mymaxtime(n) = same, but just count my time, + * myrating, nonstandard, private, rated, rating, + * ratingdiff = rating - myrating, + * registered, standard, time, timeseal, untimed, wild. + * + * The code for translating blitz and standard variables may have to + * be redone. f1 through f9 are user-defined formula variables. They + * can be used to avoid having to retype your entire formula when you + * want to change one part of it. Or to compensate for the lack of a + * 'mood' variable. + * + * For example: + * set f1 rated & time=5 & inc=0 # Rated 5 minute games + * set f2 rating - myrating + * set f3 # This line is a random comment + * set f4 f2>400 # I want a REAL fight + * + * Then you can type: + * set formula f1 # Rated 5 min games only + * set formula etime >= 10 & f2 > -100 # Long games, decent competition. + * set formula f1 & !f4 + * Or 'set formula f2 >= 0 | blitz' depending on your mood. + * + * Further modifications could account for starting positions, time + * odds games, provisional or established opponents, etc. Maybe f0 + * should be reserved for your formula upon logging in, i.e. if f0 is + * set, your formula is automatically set to f0 when you log in. + */ #include "stdinclude.h" #include "common.h" |