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H. G. Muller wrote on Mon, May 3, 2021 02:39 PM UTC:

I fixed a bug in the diagram w.r.t. the pasting of games; the SAN parser was not recognizing the ID for the last piece in the list (usually King). I also made he parser somewhat more tolerant towards games that were not produced by the diagram itself, but had a slightly different formatting. In particular, it now no longer insists that move numbers are followed by a space. (Carlos and Kevin had posted a few such games for Sac Chess that wrote the move directly behind the period of the move number.)

I also implemented a new parameter moveList=... for the diagram. If this is set to a game played earlier with a similarly configured diagram, it will act like that game was pasted into it from the start. (Must be a single line of text! Wrapping is OK, but there shouldn't be any explicit newlines in it.) This makes it possible to post diagrams dedicated to viewing a particular game. (A proposal by Fergus.)


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