<HT> in Crafty thinking output?

[cyberfish]

What does "<HT>" in Crafty thinking output mean?

I have Googled and Ctrl-F'ed Crafty documentation but couldn't find any reference to it.

[zullil]

What does "<HT>" in Crafty thinking output mean?

I assume it means that the search reached a position already stored in a Hash Table.

[Guenther]

What does "<HT>" in Crafty thinking output mean?

I have Googled and Ctrl-F'ed Crafty documentation but couldn't find any reference to it.

It means the line is extracted from the hashtables.

Guenther

[Denis P. Mendoza]

What does "<HT>" in Crafty thinking output mean?

I have Googled and Ctrl-F'ed Crafty documentation but couldn't find any reference to it.

It means the line is extracted from the hashtables.

Guenther

That's right. Bob also explained it in the Crafty code:

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.....Change to hashing code so that we *
 *           can now determine that a hash entry came from the EGTB so that    *
 *           PVs are displayed with <EGTB> when appropriate, not <EGTB> if it  *
 *           originally came from the EGTB but later <HT> when it was picked   *
 *           up from the hash table instead. .....

[cyberfish]

Ah okay, thanks!