pgn_to_df: Parse PGN text into a dataframe EXPERIMENTAL
In cj-holmes/ggambit: Visualise FEN chess positions
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Description
**USE WITH CAUTION** This is an experimental function that attempts to parse
raw (un-annotated) Portable Game Notation (PGN) files into a dataframe. It is buggy and relies heavily on the PGN being in the correct format.
It is also very slow!
Usage
1
pgn_to_df(pgn, pgn_tags = "seven")
Arguments
pgn
A raw (un-annotated) PGN text file (can contain multiple PGNs)
pgn_tags
one of
"seven" - The 'Seven tag roster' (default)
"all_present" - All tags found in the PGN file
Value
A dataframe
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Description Usage Arguments Value
Description
**USE WITH CAUTION** This is an experimental function that attempts to parse raw (un-annotated) Portable Game Notation (PGN) files into a dataframe. It is buggy and relies heavily on the PGN being in the correct format. It is also very slow!
Usage
1 | pgn_to_df(pgn, pgn_tags = "seven")
|
Arguments
pgn |
A raw (un-annotated) PGN text file (can contain multiple PGNs) |
pgn_tags |
one of
|
Value
A dataframe
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