Class Round

Description of Round: The Round tag value gives the playing round for the game. In a match competition, this value is the number of the game played. If the use of a round number is inappropriate, then the field should be a single hyphen character. If the round is unknown, a single question mark should appear as the tag value.

Some organizers employ unusual round designations and have multipart playing rounds and sometimes even have conditional rounds. In these cases, a multipart round identifier can be made from a sequence of integer round numbers separated by periods. The leftmost integer represents the most significant round and succeeding integers represent round numbers in descending hierarchical order.

Examples:

[Round "1"]

[Round "3.1"]

[Round "4.1.2"]

pgn\tags\Tag

pgn\tags\Round

Namespace: pgn\tags
Author: Geraldo
See: pgn_standard.txt
Located at pgn/tags/Round.php

Methods summary
`public the`	# `getName( )` Returns the name of the tag
`public boolean`	# `validate( string $data )` Parameters `$data` Returns boolean Assert("*") === false Assert("-") === true Assert("1") === true Assert("3.1") === true Assert("4.1.2") === true Assert("?") === true Assert("????.??.??") === false Assert("a") === false Assert("asdf") === false Assert(1) === true Assert(3.1) === true Assert(null) === false Overrides `pgn\tags\Tag::validate()`
`public static string`	# `validPattern( )` Returns string Valid Regular Expression Pattern for PGN Rounds Overrides `pgn\tags\Tag::validPattern()`

Methods inherited from pgn\tags\Tag
`__toString(), createTag(), formatted(), get(), getDefaultValue(), parse(), parseTagName(), parseTagValue(), set()`

Properties inherited from pgn\tags\Tag
`$data, $errorMsg`

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Class Round

Returns

Parameters

Returns

Assert("*")

Assert("-")

Assert("1")

Assert("3.1")

Assert("4.1.2")

Assert("?")

Assert("????.??.??")

Assert("a")

Assert("asdf")

Assert(1)

Assert(3.1)

Assert(null)

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