Right now the CLI provides an option named --unicode or -u which uses unicode characters to display the pieces.
If the option isn't used, then it falls back to "normal", non-unicode characters.
In the process of switching out termcolor to colored We noticed that it is really hard to display a colored board with non-unicode characters.
To fix this, I decided to remove the non-unicode character support and make the --unicode behaviour standard.
ToDo:
remove --unicode option as it is the default
remove all the code that don't need to exist anymore (E.g. the makeStringRep method)
Right now the CLI provides an option named
--unicode
or-u
which uses unicode characters to display the pieces. If the option isn't used, then it falls back to "normal", non-unicode characters. In the process of switching out termcolor to colored We noticed that it is really hard to display a colored board with non-unicode characters.To fix this, I decided to remove the non-unicode character support and make the
--unicode
behaviour standard. ToDo:--unicode
option as it is the defaultmakeStringRep
method)