Closed superappy closed 1 year ago
There is a PokerEvaluation Class, try to read up there for how individual results are represented.
/**
* the integer code is organized bitwise as:
* 21 0987654 32109876 54321098 76543210
* TTTT MMMMmmmm BBAkkkkk kkkkkkkk
*
* T = type bits [0,12] (pair, trips, flush, etc...)
* M = major rank
* m = minor rank
* A = ace swings low bit 0/1
* k = kicker set
...
If you want just a single (holdem) result, you can use something like
auto peval = pokerstove::PokerHandEvaluator::alloc("h");
auto eval = peval->evaluateHand(hand, board);
I am a noob at CPP programming yet I'm trying to integrate the library with Python. While the example program ps-eval explains evaluating the winning hand out of the input samples, is there any way to calculate winning cards out of the winning sample? For eg assuming: Board : AsKsQs2c5c Hand1 : JsTs Hand2: 3c7s Here Hand1 wins with a straight flush. So how do I evaluate to "Straight Flush AsKsQsJsTs" or something like that? Basically winning cards and winning label. Is that possible with the library?