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If you use GNU Emacs (XEmacs might work too), you can try a special mode for editing GNU Go pattern databases. The mode resides in patterns/gnugo-db.el.
Copy the file to emacs/site-lisp directory. You can then load
the mode with (require 'gnugo-db)
. It makes sense to put this
line into your configuration file (~/.emacs). You can either
use gnugo-db-mode command to switch to pattern editing mode,
or use the following code snippet to make Emacs do this automatically
upon opening a file with .db suffix:
(setq auto-mode-alist (append auto-mode-alist '(("\\.db\\'" . gnugo-db-mode))))
Pattern editing mode provides the following features:
Pattern
, goal_elements
and
callback_data
) and comments,