This software provides descriptions and initial configuration for Wa Shogi, a Japanese board game. It helps users understand the game and set it up correctly to start playing.
Games::Shogi::Wa is a Perl module that provides a comprehensive solution for those who want to learn about Wa Shogi. This module offers detailed piece descriptions and an initial configuration to help users get started.
To use this module, simply include the line "use Games::Shogi::Wa;" in your script. Then, you can create a new game object using the "Games::Shogi::Wa->new;" constructor. You can access the pieces on the board using the board() method, like in "$piece = $Game->board()->[2][2];".
Additionally, users can take advantage of the neighbor() method to determine the neighboring pieces of a certain piece, like in "@{$Game->neighbor($piece);" This method can be especially helpful for users who are new to the game.
Lastly, the module comes equipped with an english_name() method that helps users identify a piece by its English name. For example, "print $Game->english_name('c');" would return "Copper General".
Overall, Wa Shogi is an interesting variant of shogi with 11 squares on a side. Most pieces are named after birds, and it is a bit less exotic than some other variants. However, this module offers a great starting point for anyone who wants to explore and learn about Wa Shogi.
To use this module, simply include the line "use Games::Shogi::Wa;" in your script. Then, you can create a new game object using the "Games::Shogi::Wa->new;" constructor. You can access the pieces on the board using the board() method, like in "$piece = $Game->board()->[2][2];".
Additionally, users can take advantage of the neighbor() method to determine the neighboring pieces of a certain piece, like in "@{$Game->neighbor($piece);" This method can be especially helpful for users who are new to the game.
Lastly, the module comes equipped with an english_name() method that helps users identify a piece by its English name. For example, "print $Game->english_name('c');" would return "Copper General".
Overall, Wa Shogi is an interesting variant of shogi with 11 squares on a side. Most pieces are named after birds, and it is a bit less exotic than some other variants. However, this module offers a great starting point for anyone who wants to explore and learn about Wa Shogi.
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Version 0.03: N/A