HexGui - Revision history

Selinger: Added an explicit Links section

2024-10-20T14:16:41Z

Added an explicit Links section

Selinger: Edited categories

2020-12-28T20:45:17Z

Edited categories

Selinger: Rewrote HexGui article with more up-to-date information.

2020-03-01T18:07:26Z

Rewrote HexGui article with more up-to-date information.

Roland Illig: +cat

2012-11-17T15:05:43Z

+cat

Littlefish: There is also another program named HexGui

2010-12-29T14:29:26Z

There is also another program named HexGui

Ab at 00:40, 22 January 2009

2009-01-22T00:40:52Z

Ab: /* HexGui */

2009-01-22T00:35:21Z

‎HexGui

Ab at 00:35, 22 January 2009

2009-01-22T00:35:02Z

New page

== HexGui ==

HexGui is a modified version of the application GoGui, for the game Hex. It was created mainly to have a Windows version of the open source engine Six (originally a KDE-Application by Gábor Melis).

GoGui is a tool for Go programmers and players, to display Go game trees, save them in .sgf format, attach an engine and debug it (analyze mode). Also some smaller non-GUI tools like TwoGtp (test two engines against each other) are included. GoGui is an open source application, written in Java, by Markus Enzenberger.

In HexGui, some features were removed (e.g. "set up" a position), and tools like TwoGtp may be untested, but could quite easily be made working again.

Link: [http://mgame99.mg.funpic.de/hex.php HexGui homepage]

References:
http://gogui.sourceforge.net/,
http://six.retes.hu/

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	There was also another program named HexGui and derived from GoGui, which used to be available from [http://mgame99.mg.funpic.de/hex.php HexGui homepage]. However, that link is now broken.		There was also another program named HexGui and derived from GoGui, which used to be available from [http://mgame99.mg.funpic.de/hex.php HexGui homepage]. However, that link is now broken.
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		+	== Links ==
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		+	* [https://github.com/selinger/hexgui HexGUI]
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	[[Category:Computer Hex]]		[[Category:Computer Hex]]
		+	[[Category:Hex playing program]]

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-HexGui is a modified version of the application GoGui, for the game Hex. It was created mainly to have a Windows version of the open source engine [[Six]] (originally a KDE-Application by Gábor Melis).
+HexGui is an application by [[Broderick Arneson]] to display a Hex game board, keep track of a game tree (a sequence of moves with variations), load and save games, attach a Hex strategy engine, and debug it. HexGui is written in Java and works on any operating system. HexGui can connect to any Hex strategy engine that supports the [[GTP]] protocol.
-GoGui is a tool for Go programmers and players, to display Go game trees, save them in .sgf format, attach an engine and debug it (analyze mode). Also some smaller non-GUI tools like TwoGtp (test two engines against each other) are included. GoGui is an open source application, written in Java, by Markus Enzenberger.
+== History ==
-In HexGui, some features were removed (e.g. "set up" a position), and tools like TwoGtp may be untested, but could quite easily be made working again.
+HexGui is a modified version of the open source application [http://gogui.sourceforge.net/ GoGui] written in Java by Markus Enzenberger.
-Link: [http://mgame99.mg.funpic.de/hex.php HexGui homepage]
+== Availability ==
 [[Category:Computer Hex]]

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	'''Note:''' There is also another program named HexGui and derived from GoGui. This program is the GUI that the authors of [[MoHex\|Mohex]] and [[Wolve]] recommend on [http://benzene.sourceforge.net/ their web page]. It is available at http://webdocs.cs.ualberta.ca/~broderic/hex/		'''Note:''' There is also another program named HexGui and derived from GoGui. This program is the GUI that the authors of [[MoHex\|Mohex]] and [[Wolve]] recommend on [http://benzene.sourceforge.net/ their web page]. It is available at http://webdocs.cs.ualberta.ca/~broderic/hex/
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		+	[[Category:Computer Hex]]

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	http://gogui.sourceforge.net/,		http://gogui.sourceforge.net/,
	http://six.retes.hu/		http://six.retes.hu/
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		+	'''Note:''' There is also another program named HexGui and derived from GoGui. This program is the GUI that the authors of [[MoHex\|Mohex]] and [[Wolve]] recommend on [http://benzene.sourceforge.net/ their web page]. It is available at http://webdocs.cs.ualberta.ca/~broderic/hex/

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−	HexGui is a modified version of the application GoGui, for the game Hex. It was created mainly to have a Windows version of the open source engine Six (originally a KDE-Application by Gábor Melis).	+	HexGui is a modified version of the application GoGui, for the game Hex. It was created mainly to have a Windows version of the open source engine [[Six]] (originally a KDE-Application by Gábor Melis).

	GoGui is a tool for Go programmers and players, to display Go game trees, save them in .sgf format, attach an engine and debug it (analyze mode). Also some smaller non-GUI tools like TwoGtp (test two engines against each other) are included. GoGui is an open source application, written in Java, by Markus Enzenberger.		GoGui is a tool for Go programmers and players, to display Go game trees, save them in .sgf format, attach an engine and debug it (analyze mode). Also some smaller non-GUI tools like TwoGtp (test two engines against each other) are included. GoGui is an open source application, written in Java, by Markus Enzenberger.

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−	~~== HexGui ==~~
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	HexGui is a modified version of the application GoGui, for the game Hex. It was created mainly to have a Windows version of the open source engine Six (originally a KDE-Application by Gábor Melis).		HexGui is a modified version of the application GoGui, for the game Hex. It was created mainly to have a Windows version of the open source engine Six (originally a KDE-Application by Gábor Melis).