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Kombilo Documentation, Release 0.7.4 which has the commentary is given. Currently the list contains almost 2000 references, and includes references to the game commentaries in all issues of Go World, and in most English go books with game comentaries. • You can search for pieces of the game information, i.e. for player names, events, date, etc., and you can issue complex queries by directly accessing the underlying SQL database. • After any combination of searches, you can quickly have a date profile of the current list of games displayed. • You can refine pattern searches in many ways: by fixing who should move next in the search pattern, by allowing or disabling search for the pattern with black/white exchanged, by requiring that the pattern should occur before some specified point in the game (before move 50, say), by searching for move sequences, etc. By default, this version of Kombilo also searches in variations. The pattern search has been “parallelized” and hence can use several processor cores. Depending on your hardware, this results in a significant speed-up in comparison to older Kombilo versions. • In addition to the graphical user interface, there is an interface for using the underlying functionality of Kombilo within Python scripts, or as a C++ library. • Kombilo is free, and is open source. Your contributions are welcome. Feel free to freely distribute it, and feel free to clone or fork the project on BitBucket. I will be glad to consider patches you send me for inclusion into the Kombilo code. • Kombilo has been developed with tools that are available on all major operating systems (at least Linux, Windows, Mac OS X), but the current version has only been tested on (Ubuntu) Linux. Probably some twists will be required in order to get everything running smoothly on Windows and/or Mac OS X; your help will be much appreciated. • If you think some feature is missing, or if you found a bug, please open a ticket on BitBucket, or send me an email. 4 Chapter 1. Introduction
CHAPTER TWO TUTORIAL: GETTING STARTED WITH KOMBILO This document give you a step-by-step tutorial to setting up Kombilo and to getting started with the program. 2.1 Getting started First you need to install the program. For Windows, there is an installer which will set up everything for you. For other operating systems, or if there are problems, look at the pertaining instructions: Linux, Windows, Mac OS X. When you start Kombilo, the main window will open, with a go board in the middle, some widgets which belong to the SGF editor on the left, and the game list on the right. You can change the sizes of the columns by dragging the sashes between them, and similarly for the horizontal panes in the left hand column. The first thing you have to do now is to add SGF files to the database list; choose the Edit DB list command in the Database menu. 5
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