sgfsummary.tgzThere isn't much (yet; this will change), but what there is, you can find here. The source code is very well commented, and Python code can be (& I hope my code is :-) exceedingly easily read and understood.
Here is some example output. It is a tab-delimited text file, so it won't look good in a browser. Try importing it into a spreadsheet.
You'll need the Python language itself, freely available from http://www.python.org.
To install, download and expand sgfsummary.tgz (tarred, gzipped) archive, which contains the following:
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sgfsummary.py |
The main program. Put this wherever you like. On Unix/Linux, you will have to set the mode bits (chmod a+x sgfsummary.py), and if your Python interpreter is not at /usr/local/bin/python, you will have to edit the first (#!) line. (documentation here) |
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sgflib.py |
SGF Parser Library. Put this in a folder on Python's path. (documentation here) |
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typelib.py |
Type Class Library. Put this in a folder on Python's path. (documentation here) |
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README.txt |
Installation instructions. |
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The GNU General Public License; applies to sgfsummary.py. | |
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The GNU Lesser General Public License; applies to sgflib.py. |
I have only tested this code on my system, MacOS 8.6, running Python 1.5.2. I did write it to be at least minimally portable (POSIX-style command-line & stdout interface) to other platforms. If you have any trouble running it, find (fix?) any bugs, or add any features, please contact me.
MacOS users: please see the Macintosh Python Notes and the Macintosh SGF Notes.
Have any other suggestions? Want to help? Let me know!
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