> The points 1. and 3. are done now ("open base as tree" and
> "stop refreshing the tree when board changes"). I will release
> a Scid 3.6.19rc1 sometime soon.
Nice :-)
> Concerning the "multiple Trees", I tend to think 2 Tree
> windows is enough (like engines windows). What do you think
> about
> always use Scid from the
> compilation dir, and maybe others do the same (I understand
> people that are reluctant to issue a make install as root).
If somebody on Linux is not wishing to install as root, I would
recommend sth like
./configure BINDIR=$HOME/bin SHAREDIR=$HOME/share/scid
or
Marcin (and others ...),
The points 1. and 3. are done now ("open base as tree" and "stop
refreshing the tree when board changes"). I will release a Scid
3.6.19rc1 sometime soon.
Concerning the "multiple Trees", I tend to think 2 Tree windows is
enough (like engines windows). What do you think
Marcin Kasperski a écrit :
> It should not be necessary, if somebody issues just
> ./configure
> it is equivalent to
> ./configure BINDIR=/usr/local/bin SHAREDIR=/usr/local/share/scid
> (both those defaults are set in configure file and seem reasonable)
>
> Maybe the fallback could help i
> So, for people that don't issue a correct :
> ./configure BINDIR=$HOME/scid SHAREDIR=$HOME/scid
> (...)
> Scid will fallback to the "classical" directories, and this
> cannot hurt.
It should not be necessary, if somebody issues just
./configure
it is equivalent to
./configure BINDIR=/
That's not that the source distribution would have been really smaller, but it
would have been far cleaner (blush) !
Pascal
Selon Marcin Kasperski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I think that the *source* distribution would be noticeably
> smaller, if it did not contain the following files (the list
> be
Thank you Marcin, it is integrated.
But before I fully understood what you did, and after I patched the code with
yours, I wrote the following fallback code :
# detect the case where, under Linux, Scid is used without prior installation
# the fallback directory is Scid's exec dir
if {! [file isdir
I think that the *source* distribution would be noticeably
smaller, if it did not contain the following files (the list
below according to the scid-3.6.18.tar.bz2):
Makefile
Makefile.bak
engines/Phalanx-XXII/book.lrn
engines/Phalanx-XXII/position.lrn
engines/crafty-20.14/book.lrn
engines/cra
>
> There is already some cache for the tree window, and despite
> not being as fast as books, I find the Tree window faster in
> Scid than its equivalent in Chessbase.
I've never used chessbase, but in ChessAssistant the tree tab
refreshes instantly. There is some cons there - after changing
t
The attached patch (due to my laziness it is in two parts as I just maintan it
in this way, apply both in order)
changes scid so it complies to the typical Linux way of organising data files
(data files are separate from
the binary, all paths in use are set-able by ./configure switches) - but it
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