
This allows the users to export data out of the App such as favorite lines with the mail games option when looking at a game list. Games are saved with opening name as white and black name to spot the lines in each game. It saves the current moves to openings-user-games.pgn, a file OpeningTree will create on first save. There is a Save Board to PGN option on the Actions menu. With bigger files users will only see first 5000 games. To ensure speed, it will only read/load a max of 5000 games. If a user makes a new move, back up to the main line to return to the game. In the Actions menu if the user has imported a PGN file to the App, for example by opening a PGN file with OpeningTree from a mail attachment or download(long touch on the attachment/download for this option), a game from a PGN file can be loaded and checked against the book.

There is also an option to make a note on a position using the control bar. Moves can be marked with colors(red, green, yellow) and colorizing a move at the end of a line will extend the line i.e. When going forward in a loaded PGN game, moves will be announced on each tap of the forward button. With Voice Over enabled in device settings, tap on a square for info, double tap to select. OpeningTree's board is accessible to the blind and visually impaired using Voice Over. There is a move now button to make the engine play the current best move if the users wants to try playing a position out against the engine. The analyze button on bottom right of board is to flip between viewing the openings move table or seeing Crafty engine analysis.
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Users do not pick an opening to study but start with the full tree. The idea comes from computer opening books as if we can open up the book and see what those moves are that people play in response to opening positions. The numbers next to moves indicate how many games resulted in wins-draws-losses. Just touch moves in the list or make moves on the board to see what the response is. The updated opening book is compiled from 345,000 high rated games from recent years with both players rated 2300 and over. Users can make their own side line moves and back up to return to main line. Chess games can be optionally loaded to check against the book or to just view. What's New in Version 3.0.OpeningTree is a chess openings book that lets one explore the tree of openings and Crafty engine analysis is available. Comparison includes records that are identical, duplicated or having the same data but different keys as well as being present in only one of the databases. The databases to compare do not have to reside on the same machine or even in the same RDBM system. The entire comparison results can also be saved to a document file or printed out as a HTML report.ĭBExplorer uses a sophisticated internal hashing algorithm to report the differences between the data stored in two databases. These generated SQL statement can be saved to a separate SQL script file for later execution or applied directly. Depending on the differences detected this may be a "CREATE TABLE/VIEW/PROCEDURE" or a "ALTER TABLE ADD COLUMN?" type statement. From here DBExplorer can automatically generate the appropriate SQL statements (ie, SQL DDL - Data Definition Language) to bring the database up to date. Once the comparison is complete DBExplorer presents a detailed on-screen summary.

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