SQBS data file - Revision history

Jonah Greenthal at 03:14, 24 November 2020

2020-11-24T03:14:36Z

Jonah Greenthal: /* Documentation */ update documentation for forfeits

2019-05-25T15:50:20Z

Documentation: update documentation for forfeits

Morgan Vincent at 17:49, 24 January 2017

2017-01-24T17:49:30Z

Morgan Vincent at 12:42, 24 January 2017

2017-01-24T12:42:28Z

Jonah Greenthal: /* Documentation */ this one was a major mistake

2016-02-26T04:31:52Z

Documentation: this one was a major mistake

Jonah Greenthal: /* Documentation */

2016-02-26T03:42:50Z

Documentation

Jonah Greenthal: /* Documentation */ fix divisoin documentation

2016-02-25T22:18:27Z

Documentation: fix divisoin documentation

Jonah Greenthal at 21:52, 23 February 2016

2016-02-23T21:52:27Z

Jonah Greenthal: /* Documentation */

2016-02-23T02:55:49Z

Documentation

Jonah Greenthal: /* Documentation */

2016-02-23T00:13:08Z

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 ** If "Track Lightning Round Stats" is checked (in tournament setup) then the left team's Ltng Pts, otherwise <code>0</code>
 ** If "Track Lightning Round Stats" is checked (in tournament setup) then the right team's Ltng Pts, otherwise <code>0</code>
-** The following a total of 16 times. It starts with the first player on the left team, then it's the first player on the right team, then the second player on the left team, then the second player on the right team, etc., until each team has had eight players (or all-zero blocks) listed.
+** The following a total of 16 times. It starts with the first player on the left team, then it's the first player on the right team, then the second player on the left team, then the second player on the right team, etc., until each team has had eight players (or empty-indicating blocks) listed.
-*** The 0-based index of the player within his/her team (as listed above), or <code>-1</code> if this slot is not used for a player
+*** The 0-based index of the player within their team (as listed above), or <code>-1</code> if this slot is not used for a player
 *** GP (games played) for this player, or <code>0</code> if this slot is not used for a player
 *** Number of questions answered for the first possible point value. If this point value is not used or this slot is not used for a player, then <code>0</code>. Commonly, this is the number of powers.

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 ** 0-based index of the team shown on the left in the Game Entry screen
 ** 0-based index of the team shown on the right in the Game Entry screen
-** Score of left team
+** Score of left team, or -1 if the game is a forfeit
-** Score of right team
+** Score of right team, or -1 if the game is a forfeit
 ** Toss-Ups Heard
 ** Rnd
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 ** left team tossups-without-bonuses (the left box following the "Overtime" checkbox)
 ** right team tossups-without-bonuses (the left box following the "Overtime" checkbox)
-** If "Forfeit" is checked then <code>1</code>, otherwise <code>0</code>
+** If "Forfeit" is checked then <code>1</code>, otherwise <code>0</code>. (In a forfeit, the left team is the winner and the right team is the loser.)
 ** If "Track Lightning Round Stats" is checked (in tournament setup) then the left team's Ltng Pts, otherwise <code>0</code>
 ** If "Track Lightning Round Stats" is checked (in tournament setup) then the right team's Ltng Pts, otherwise <code>0</code>

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 [[SQBS]] saves data files with no extension (Windows) or the <code>.qzx</code> extension (Mac). They are sometimes seen with the <code>.dat</code> extension or the <code>.sqbs</code> extension (the latter officially used by [[NAQT]]).
-[[Category: NAQT]]
+[[Category: programs]]
 The data file format is not to be confused with the [[SQBS roster file format]].

← Older revision		Revision as of 12:42, 24 January 2017
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	[[SQBS]] saves data files with no extension (Windows) or the <code>.qzx</code> extension (Mac). They are sometimes seen with the <code>.dat</code> extension or the <code>.sqbs</code> extension (the latter officially used by [[NAQT]]).		[[SQBS]] saves data files with no extension (Windows) or the <code>.qzx</code> extension (Mac). They are sometimes seen with the <code>.dat</code> extension or the <code>.sqbs</code> extension (the latter officially used by [[NAQT]]).
		+
		+	[[Category: NAQT]]

	The data file format is not to be confused with the [[SQBS roster file format]].		The data file format is not to be confused with the [[SQBS roster file format]].

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 ** If "Track Lightning Round Stats" is checked (in tournament setup) then the left team's Ltng Pts, otherwise <code>0</code>
 ** If "Track Lightning Round Stats" is checked (in tournament setup) then the right team's Ltng Pts, otherwise <code>0</code>
-** The following, 8 times for the left team followed by 8 times for the right team:
+** The following a total of 16 times. It starts with the first player on the left team, then it's the first player on the right team, then the second player on the left team, then the second player on the right team, etc., until each team has had eight players (or all-zero blocks) listed.
 *** The 0-based index of the player within his/her team (as listed above), or <code>-1</code> if this slot is not used for a player
 *** GP (games played) for this player, or <code>0</code> if this slot is not used for a player

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 * If Divisions are used, then the name of each Division in order (This leaf node in our documentation represents as many lines as there are Divisions, which may be no lines at all.)
 * The number of teams
-* For each team according to its index, the (0-based) index of the Division it is assigned to, or `-1` if Divisions are not used. (This leaf node in our documentation represents as many lines as there are teams.)
+* For each team according to its index, the (0-based) index of the Division it is assigned to, or <code>-1</code> if Divisions are not used. (This leaf node in our documentation represents as many lines as there are teams.)
 * The point value of the first type of question, or <code>0</code> if the first slot is unused
 * The point value of the second type of question, or <code>0</code> if the second slot is unused

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 * The file name next to "Use Style Sheet" (in the Reports tab of Settings)
 * If Divisions [i.e., pools] are used, then the number of Divisions, otherwise <code>0</code>
-* If Divisions are used:
+* If Divisions are used, then the name of each Division in order (This leaf node in our documentation represents as many lines as there are Divisions, which may be no lines at all.)
-** The number of Divisions
+* The number of teams
-** The name of each Division in order (This leaf node in our documentation represents as many lines as there are Divisions.)
+* For each team according to its index, the (0-based) index of the Division it is assigned to, or `-1` if Divisions are not used. (This leaf node in our documentation represents as many lines as there are teams.)
 * The point value of the first type of question, or <code>0</code> if the first slot is unused
 * The point value of the second type of question, or <code>0</code> if the second slot is unused
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 * The point value of the fourth type of question, or <code>0</code> if the fourth slot is unused
 * If packet names are used, then the number of packet names, otherwise <code>0</code>
-* If packet names are used, then each packet name in order. (This leaf node in our documentation represents as many lines as there are packet names specified, which might be none at all.)
+* If packet names are used, then each packet name in order. (This leaf node in our documentation represents as many lines as there are packet names specified, which might be no lines at all.)
 * The number of teams
 * For each team according to its index, <code>1</code> if it is an exhibition team, otherwise <code>0</code>. (This leaf node in our documentation represents as many lines as there are teams.)

← Older revision		Revision as of 21:52, 23 February 2016
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−	[[SQBS]] saves data files with no extension (Windows) or the <code>.qzx</code> extension (Mac). They are sometimes seen with the <code>.dat</code> extension or the <code>.sqbs</code> (the latter officially used by [[NAQT]]).	+	[[SQBS]] saves data files with no extension (Windows) or the <code>.qzx</code> extension (Mac). They are sometimes seen with the <code>.dat</code> extension or the <code>.sqbs</code> extension (the latter officially used by [[NAQT]]).

	The data file format is not to be confused with the [[SQBS roster file format]].		The data file format is not to be confused with the [[SQBS roster file format]].

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 *** right team Bonuses Heard
 *** right team Bonuses [sic] Pts
-** If "Overtime" is checked then `1`, otherwise <code>0</code>
+** If "Overtime" is checked then <code>1</code>, otherwise <code>0</code>
 ** left team tossups-without-bonuses (the left box following the "Overtime" checkbox)
 ** right team tossups-without-bonuses (the left box following the "Overtime" checkbox)