Philipp Enoeckl wrote:
Hi!
> Is there a way to filter games automatically? What i want to do is to
> filter larger databases for numerous playernames. (filter for Name1 OR
> Name2 OR....) First of all, I want to do this for about 100
> playernames, thats the reason, why i don't want to do this manually,
> but secondly, i can also imagine to do this not only once, but several
> times (with different names, of course)
>
> I have a list of the players, so the only thing i need is an automatic
> way to connect this list with my database(s).
> Is there a command-line-tool for filtering databases for instance, or
> do you have any suggestions how to achieve my goal or is it simply
> impossible?
Well not entirely impossible, but no really nice solution either.
Actually, you could set "My player names" to your list of players.
Searching for the special player !me will then filter all games from
players in your list. (The other special player is !mymove which gives
all games in the base where either my player name has the move.)
The drawback is, that there is only one such list.
What's your actual usecase, if I may ask?
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