Pascal Georges wrote:
Hi!
>> But it seems to add linebreaks for longer lines. This is
>> intended I guess?
>
> I suppose you talk about tooltips ? If so, yes.
Did I miss another complete display of the commentary?
> I limited the width to 30 chars and added some code so it
> should always be completely displayed on screen. Also note
> I had to limit the duration of tooltip display to 5
> seconds, otherwise there are some cases where the tooltip
> never get the Leave event (it is not only related to the
> Mask stuff, I had this problem before).
Ic. Did you enable these 5 sec. globally for all tooltips?
Sounds sensible.
>> I could imagine a small arrow like > that opens the
>> cumulative again in a tooltip. Maybe I'm wrong but I've
>> always searches for such flags in mind.
>
>
> It's complex. If you have 3 markers, which one will have
> the priority and be displayed as a main marker ?
None of them but a small arrow indicating that this point is
tagged by multiple markers. Moving the mouse on this small
arrow could then display them.
> I understand that. Indeed it is interesting, but now I
> have 5000 positions in my white Mask (which is very
> small). I start from start position, with say 5 moves, for
> each moves I have 5 other moves, etc. So to find back from
> where you came to achieve a given position after move 10,
> you would need to try 5^(10*2) sequences of moves : about
> 95367431640625 moves.
Hm, well this calculation holds if any move is allowed, but
if the search is limited to included lines only? To me than
it sounds like the same probelm as in the inversion of "fill
mask". This would also imply to find the "lines" to a
position. Maybe one would have to work that way? Ie. build
up that move tree first and then check how to yield the
current position?
For a global search, one could probably use a search of the
current base for the given position. This will limit the
number of games. And one could then go through these games
only. This should heavily limit the nubmer of moves to
search.
Maybe I'm wrong or we missunderstood each other. I did not
really work though the problem, you're much more in this
stuff.
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