On Mar 11, 2007, at 5:28 AM, pgeorges wrote:

> Hi,
>
> Now Scid can annotate a whole database, (all moves for each game or  
> only
> the opening phase).

Nice. I assume we can filter the base and perform the annotations  
just on the flittered games?

> When a game is annotated, it will be saved in current base, replacing
> the original game and then moving to the next game in base and repeat
> the process.
>
> One user told me the default should be to append the annotated game to
> the base and not to replace the game (the one without annotation). I
> think the actual way is better, but if I am wrong, just tell me (I  
> am a
> bit reluctant to do an option of it).

Well, a separate database might be more convenient. For bulk  
annotations I would be copying over a filtered anyway.

>
> Another question :
> - I will add the name of the engine in front of the line it found. So
> when using consecutevely several engines for annotation, one can see
> quickly which engine disagrees with others.

That would be very helpful.


> -  I will use the Annotator tag and append all egine names that  
> analysed
> a game.

Yes, I am tired of doing that manually!

> Are there any comments on this ?
>
> Pascal
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