carballo | Carballo Chess Engine | Artificial Intelligence library
kandi X-RAY | carballo Summary
kandi X-RAY | carballo Summary
Carballo (the galician word for Oak, it’s all about search trees) is an Open Source Java chess engine with two interfaces:.
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- Evaluate against a board
- Prints the board
- Evaluate endgame
- Scales the dominant rank of a board
- Evaluate the attacks
- Evaluate attacks
- Handles key down
- Format the mouse event as string
- User pressed action
- Return a PGM formatted string for a board
- Converts a string to a sanitized moves string
- Sets the mouse move from the mouse point
- Converts a PGN string into a board
- Paint the component
- Stop mouse up
- Get game number from input stream
- Handle a piece released event
- Returns the key for a file
- Invoked when the module loads
- Computes the strength of attacks
- Get the game number
- Sets the piece at the specified corner
- Initializes the board
- Demonstrates how to use this class
- Opens the remote UI
- Called when a chess piece is pressed
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QUESTION
I'm new on azure deployment, so we are trying to get a name on the current Virtual machine to make a deployment so we need to remove and put on rotation current virtual machine.
Today I was able to remove a VM of the balancer but not put on rotation.
I know that I need the name of the balancer.
Now I was able to get: Ip-Address. Name of nic. Name on azure of the VM. Name of subscription.
I got code below on powershell code that set on rotation:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Oct-24 at 09:38If you have added a VM to the load balancer, then you want to get the name of the load balancer, you could try the command below, the $Namelb
will be the name of the load balancer.
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You can use carballo like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the carballo component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .
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