Fix: game.String() respects the defined order #23
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Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Game as Game.String Method
participant STP as SortableTagPair List
participant CMP as cmpTags Function
Game->>STP: Create list of tag pairs
Game->>CMP: Sort tag pairs with cmpTags
CMP-->>Game: Return sorted list
Game->>Game: Format sorted tag pairs into string
Game->>Game: Append empty line if tags exist
Game-->>Output: Return final formatted PGN string
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game.go (2)
342-342: Simplify variable declaration.The explicit zero value initialization is unnecessary in Go.
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[warning] 342-342: var-declaration: should drop = 0 from declaration of var idx; it is the zero value
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374-374: Add periods to comments.Follow Go style guide by ending comments with periods.
-// sortableTagPair is its own +// sortableTagPair is its own. -// Compares two tags to determine in which order they should be brought up +// Compares two tags to determine in which order they should be brought up.Also applies to: 380-380
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374-374: Comment should end in a period
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game.go
[warning] 342-342: var-declaration: should drop = 0 from declaration of var idx; it is the zero value
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374-374: Comment should end in a period
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380-380: Comment should end in a period
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game.go (3)
29-29: LGTM!Good choice using the standard
slicespackage for sorting functionality.
340-361: LGTM! Well-structured implementation of PGN tag pair ordering.The implementation correctly follows the PGN specification by:
- Converting map entries to a sortable slice
- Sorting tag pairs in the required order
- Adding an empty line after tag pairs
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[warning] 342-342: var-declaration: should drop = 0 from declaration of var idx; it is the zero value
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374-412: LGTM! Well-implemented tag pair sorting logic.The implementation correctly handles:
- PGN-defined tag priority
- Duplicate keys
- Undefined tags (sorted alphabetically)
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374-374: Comment should end in a period
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380-380: Comment should end in a period
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A simple implementation that fixes the defined PGN tag order. Might require more documentation though
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