4 The command pstat ("player statistics") displays the record one user has in
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5 chess games against another user. Statistics 'pstat' will not include
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6 results prior to FICS version 1.22.0 pstat will only include statistics
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7 from your last 2500 games on the server. In general, this command can be
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8 used wit the following formats:
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10 (a) pstat /o User1 -- gives your record against User1
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12 (b) pstat User1 /o User2 -- gives the record for User1 against User2
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14 For example, the command 'pstat knighttour /o afw' might display the
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15 following statistics:
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17 knighttour's game statistics:
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20 Rated(W-L-D): 10-10-5 Unrated(W-L-D): 8-8-2
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22 The counts are always with respect to the FIRST player -- it is the first
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23 player's record against the second player, in this case knighttour's record
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24 against afw. The counts are summed across ALL types of chess matches.
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26 (c) For the time being Old statistics can be accessed using the command:
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27 oldpstat (which is what pstat used to be). The oldpstat command can
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28 be used in the same format as in examples (a), (b) and (c); without
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31 For example, the command 'oldpstat toddmf Obliviax" might display the
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32 following statistics:
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34 Record for toddmf vs. Obliviax:
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42 Pstat shows result summaries starting from your latest games and looks
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45 It is now possible to use the 'next' command in conunction with a helpfile and
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46 at the same time use the command 'next stats'.
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50 The parameters for pstat in the following usage format:
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52 pstat [user] [type of results to show] [how to sort]
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54 [user] is the name of the player whose statistics to be viewed
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55 if a name is missing in this command, it will show your data.
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57 [type of results to show] and [how to sort] is based on four sort parameters:
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58 (opponent, eco code, etime and category/board)
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60 To specify results to show (ie. only those results/summaries will be shown)
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61 use /o /e /t /b (opponent, eco, (e)time and board/category respectively)
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62 followed by the parameter.(a) eco code is the Encylopedia of chess openings
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63 code which describes which opening took place. It is a letter A-E followed by
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64 a two digit number.
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69 To see what eco code corresponds to a named opening position - see help eco.
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71 (a) pstat /o User1 /e <code>
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75 pstat /o DChessmaster /e B09
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77 Your game statistics:
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79 Results vs. DChessmaster ECO B09:
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80 Rated(W-L-D): 2-30-1 Unrated(W-L-D): 0-0-0
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83 (b) pstat User 1 /o User2 /e <code>
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87 pstat Bremen /o DChessmaster /e B09
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89 Bremen's game statistics:
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91 Results vs. DChessmaster(C) ECO B09:
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92 Rated(W-L-D): 5-5-1 Unrated(W-L-D): 0-0-0
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96 etime is the maximum time 40 moves will take per player.
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97 The formula is: etime = time + 2/3 increment
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99 For example: a 5 0 game is etime 5
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100 a 2 12 game is etime 10
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101 a 5 8 game is etime 6.7
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103 Please see help clocks for more details.
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104 This sort command is somewhat difficult, please read carefully.
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106 Results are grouped together in ranges of time and it's not possible to
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107 specify a decimal number etime. So to request results for 5 8 (etime 6.7)
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108 6.7 should be rounded down to 6.
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110 In the example above where etime is 6.7; you would have to use etime of 6
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112 (a) pstat /t <etime>
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118 Your game statistics:
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120 Results vs. DHessmaster(C) ECO B09:
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121 Rated(W-L-D): 5-5-1 Unrated(W-L-D): 0-0-0
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123 Show me the summary of my games that have etime 5 (covers 5<etime<=6).
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125 (b) pstat User2 /t <etime>
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131 volcano's game statistics:
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133 Results etime 6<=etime<7:
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134 Rated(W-L-D): 14-2-8 Unrated(W-L-D): 0-0-0
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139 3. Sort by category and board: /b
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141 Category and board are just like the match command (eg. bughouse, suicide,
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142 wild 5), though the short cut for wild (w/#) does not work and chess is not
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143 recognized. To get normal chess only use blitz, standard, lightning and
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144 untimed as the category. Specify blitz and specifying etime as a non blitz
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145 time control will give undefined results.
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148 To group results together /s followed by one or more o,e,t,b is used.
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149 It doesn't make sense to specific a type to show and also have it grouped
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150 together under that type so pstat /o Fred /so is illegal.
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156 Show my results against Fred by eco code
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160 Show my results in C21 by opponent and board/category
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163 The following group ranges for etime are used:
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199 See also: assess eco finger match
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201 [Last modified: Dec. 11, 2001 -- MAd]