Hello,
at the end of ::tree::dorefresh you find the following code:
# if the Tree base is not the current one, updates the Tree base to the
first game in filter : that way it is possible to
# directly generate an opening report for example
if {$baseNumber != [sc_base current] } {
set current [sc_base current]
sc_base switch $baseNumber
if { [sc_filter first] != 0 } {
sc_game load [sc_filter first]
}
sc_base switch $current
Now if you do the following:
* open two bases with trees
* create a new game in one base, insert moves but do not save
* switch to the other base and back.
Your entered game is lost.
The following replacement should prevent this.
# if the Tree base is not the current one, updates the Tree base to the
first game in filter : that way it is possible to
# directly generate an opening report for example
if {$baseNumber != [sc_base current] } {
set current [sc_base current]
sc_base switch $baseNumber
if { [sc_filter first] != 0 } {
if { [sc_game number] != 0 } {
if { [sc_game altered] == 0 } {
sc_game load [sc_filter first]
}
}
}
sc_base switch $current
Somebody should check it and check it in.
Gerd
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