Apparently I'm arrogant :(

Now has unicode pieces
Now doesn't actually work (although I think it didn't work before either)

[SZM]

Thanks [BG3]

Didn't really succeed

I call it the "Eigenserver"

Start server with `./qchess.py --server`
Connect from clients with `./qchess --server=address`

The code is getting really ugly, but it works

Don't work

Because the SDL_ENABLE_SCREENSAVER flag wasn't working

*touches wood*

How do git work?

I have no idea why this merge is necessary,
Presumably I did something.

Player was getting None as a name string

Probably doesn't work

Changed the Piece and Board classes slightly so that I can make an efficient C++ agent.

I plan to make SilverFish as good as I possibly can.
Rather than writing 6 different mediocre sample agents like I did last year, I will just focus on this one.

Technically I can't enter my own competition, so SilverFish is still just a sample agent.

Anyway it still just defaults to random moves at the moment.

Pretty terrible, introduced weeks ago when trying to improve efficiency.
Also fixed bug with --reveal switch.

Agent Bishop should play better as a result of this (the former not the latter).

Just because it bugged [BOB] that the screen never went to sleep when using qchess_login.sh
Aren't I nice?

- Use regex in ExternalAgent to cope with Fortran agents
- Add "Q" to graphics (although somehow that did get committed?)
- Did something in src/board.py... no idea what

It occasionally gets confused and breaks. Fixing is an excercise for any fools that decide to use FORTRAN.

- Fixed C++ agent (yay)
- Added Java agent (ew)
- Renamed some things (why?)

bug - qchess was allowing illegal moves... not good
documentate - agent_python.html was empty... not good

Thanks to rvvs89 for prettifying agent_python.html

As a result, found an issue where qchess was printing "-1" as the index whenever a King was selected.
I don't know why that didn't break the python agent, but it definitely breaks the C++ agent, so I fixed it.