This software is a Perl extension that allows numbering of chess moves. It facilitates the organization and analysis of chess games by automatically numbering the moves made during a game. The extension can be easily integrated into Perl-based chess programs to enhance their functionality.
Chess::NumberMoves is a Perl module designed for numbering chess moves. If you're looking to create chess games, this tool is sure to come in handy.
The initial lack of move numbers can be a hassle when transferring games from a book or another source. However, Chess::NumberMoves makes this a thing of the past. When you import a file into the tool, it automatically numbers the moves for you.
Using it is incredibly easy. Simply use the command "Chess::NumberMoves::from_file('file.pgn')" to import the game to the tool, and then print the game using "print $numbered". This will provide you with a numbered version of your chess game that's easy to read and analyze.
Overall, Chess::NumberMoves is a valuable addition to any chess player's toolkit. Its ability to quickly and easily number moves is a must-have feature for anyone looking to create a chess game.
The initial lack of move numbers can be a hassle when transferring games from a book or another source. However, Chess::NumberMoves makes this a thing of the past. When you import a file into the tool, it automatically numbers the moves for you.
Using it is incredibly easy. Simply use the command "Chess::NumberMoves::from_file('file.pgn')" to import the game to the tool, and then print the game using "print $numbered". This will provide you with a numbered version of your chess game that's easy to read and analyze.
Overall, Chess::NumberMoves is a valuable addition to any chess player's toolkit. Its ability to quickly and easily number moves is a must-have feature for anyone looking to create a chess game.
What's New
Version 0.03: N/A