Position ID problem

[Alexander Hanhikoski]

Hey,

In the example of doc/gnubg.html#gnubg-tech_postionid,

0 0 0 0 0	player on roll has no checkers on ace to 5 points
11111 0	5 checkers on the 6 point
0	empty bar

This, I believe, should be:

0 0 0 0 0	player on roll has no checkers on ace to 5 points
11111 0	5 checkers on the 6 point
0	none on the 7 point

Same for the opponent's 7 point.

If the position ID is always relative to the player on roll (that is, the first bits are for the player on roll), how come gnubg (graphical and cli version) doesn't change the position ID when the turn is changed but the board kept the same otherwise?

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[Christian Anthon-5]

On Sun, Oct 18, 2009 at 7:05 PM, Alexander Hanhikoski <alexander.hanhikoski@...> wrote:

Hey,

In the example of doc/gnubg.html#gnubg-tech_postionid,

0 0 0 0 0	player on roll has no checkers on ace to 5 points
11111 0	5 checkers on the 6 point
0	empty bar

This, I believe, should be:

0 0 0 0 0	player on roll has no checkers on ace to 5 points
11111 0	5 checkers on the 6 point
0	none on the 7 point

That sounds right. I believe the confusion is that the bar point is the 7 point, but using the word 7point would be better.

Same for the opponent's 7 point.

If the position ID is always relative to the player on roll (that is, the first bits are for the player on roll), how come gnubg (graphical and cli version) doesn't change the position ID when the turn is changed but the board kept the same otherwise?

 

It does change,

Position ID: 1gYAAJcAAAAAAA
Match ID: QQkgASAAEAAA

Position ID: lwAAgLUBAAAAAA
Match ID: AQEgASAAEAAA
 

Christian.

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