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SPOSITION


***** SPOSITION *****   

Command : sposition
Usage   : sposition 
Example : "sposition Fred -1"    -- shows the final position of Fred's last game
          "sposition Potzy Fred" -- shows the position of that adjourned game

Shows the final position of stored games, history games, or library games.

With Blitzin, this loads the move list also, allowing you to review the
game using the Blitzin's move-scroll bar.

Sposition is one of several commands that take a game reference.  A game
reference can be:

()         -- a game in a history list 
() -       -- similar but -1 is the most recent game
() %       -- a game in a library list
()       -- an adjourned game
                   -- a game on your hit list after a search  

If  is omitted it assumes you mean for it to look in your own
history, library or stored list.  History numbers are 0-99, see "help history".
A negative number -1 to -20 can be used to refer to a recent game in
the history list.  Library games are specified like %0 to %99, see
"help libraries".  When two player names are given, that means look
for an adjourned game between those two players.  Correspondence game
numbers are small integers, see "help correspondence".  Game ids
are large integers not normally visible; that form is not intended
for normal use.

See also:  examine, smoves, stored, mailstored, resume