This software writes chess game data in mbox format and saves it to the disk. It enables users to store and manage their games with ease.
I recently came across Chess::Mbox - a Perl module that allows the user to write mbox files with chess games onto disk. As a software review, I found this module to be highly useful and efficient.
The syntax of Chess::Mbox is simple and straightforward, making it easy to use. One can simply import the module and define a post_op subroutine to execute certain actions on each game. The post_op subroutine allows for various operations to be performed on each game. In the example provided, it retrieves PGN and CAN files and annotates the PGN game.
One standout feature of this module is its ability to write each game to its own directory with the first directory representing the white player and the directory below it representing the black player. This makes it easy to sort and organize games, especially if you have multiple rematches with the same person.
In conclusion, Chess::Mbox is a must-have for anyone looking to efficiently write chess games in mbox format. The module is easy to use and highly customizable with its post_op subroutine. Plus, its ability to organize games into separate directories based on players adds an extra layer of convenience. Overall, I highly recommend Chess::Mbox for any chess enthusiast who wants to keep track of their games in an organized manner.
The syntax of Chess::Mbox is simple and straightforward, making it easy to use. One can simply import the module and define a post_op subroutine to execute certain actions on each game. The post_op subroutine allows for various operations to be performed on each game. In the example provided, it retrieves PGN and CAN files and annotates the PGN game.
One standout feature of this module is its ability to write each game to its own directory with the first directory representing the white player and the directory below it representing the black player. This makes it easy to sort and organize games, especially if you have multiple rematches with the same person.
In conclusion, Chess::Mbox is a must-have for anyone looking to efficiently write chess games in mbox format. The module is easy to use and highly customizable with its post_op subroutine. Plus, its ability to organize games into separate directories based on players adds an extra layer of convenience. Overall, I highly recommend Chess::Mbox for any chess enthusiast who wants to keep track of their games in an organized manner.
What's New
Version 1.3: N/A