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Chess AI undoing a move

I have created a chess program but am stuck on one specific part. If I am playing against an AI but want to undo a move, I am unable to do so. Instead of undoing my previous move, the AI just picks another move. Here is the code:
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  1.                 if e.key == p.K_z: 
  2.                     GS.UndoMove() #Undo the last move
  3.                     MoveMade = True
  4.                     Animate = False #Don't animate the pieces returning to their previous positions
  5.                     GameOver = False #No player has won yet
  6.                     if AIThinking:
  7.                         MoveFinderProcess.terminate() #Stops the AI about thinking about potential moves as we don't know what move will be played next
  8.                         AIThinking = False
  9.                     MoveUndone = True
  10.  
I understand that this question isn't the clearest but any help would be much appreciated
Dec 3 '22 #1
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dev7060
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What kind of interpretation one could have from these lines to even remotely approach the solution?
Dec 9 '22 #2
markopalme
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Thanks for this interesting information!
Dec 10 '22 #3

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