Hello Pascal,
The state of the "Auto-Save Cache File" Tree Window option is not
persistent. If I want to automatically save the cache file on exit, I
have to select this option every time I run scid. Is this intentional?
Thanks again for all of your great work on scid.
Best regards,
Cory
Hi!
>> Hello !
>>
>> 1. After reading Pascal's FAQ, I was left with the impression that I
>> don't need X11 to install Scid on my new OSX.
>>
>> The ./configure did not complain, but the make did complain a lot !
>> Since most of its rant is crafty-related, I continued the test. But
>> no
Hi!
Playing arround with scids FICS interface for observing
games I found that it would be pretty usefull to add
something like
button $w.bottom.right.silence -text "Silence" \
-command { ::fics::writechan "set gin 0"
::fics::writechan "set seek 0" }
grid $w.bot
Benoit St-Pierre a écrit :
> Hello !
>
> 1. After reading Pascal's FAQ, I was left with the impression that I
> don't need X11 to install Scid on my new OSX.
>
> The ./configure did not complain, but the make did complain a lot !
> Since most of its rant is crafty-related, I continued the test. Bu
Hello !
1. After reading Pascal's FAQ, I was left with the impression that I
don't need X11 to install Scid on my new OSX.
The ./configure did not complain, but the make did complain a lot !
Since most of its rant is crafty-related, I continued the test. But
now, scid does not find tkscid.
Inst
Thanks for all your great work, Pascal!
Cory Helfrich
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On Jan 2, 2008, at 7:24 PM, pgeorges wrote:
Hi,
I released Scid 3.6.21 at http://prolinux.free.fr/scid/
From the Changelog (unsorted !) :
- Bug fix : store comment before displaying vars window
- Engine's name in Anno
> For cheating : one can use books and engines while playing on
> internet ... should I prevent it when any other program to cheat can
> be used in parallel ? Moreover other helps should also be turned
> off, like opening a database, tree windows, etc. making such locks
> difficult to set up. So I
Hi!
> For clocks : I was happy to achieve the design of an
> analog clock, and I also noticed it is not the most
> readable one !
As hires graphics can be used analog clocks would have to be
a lot larger I fear. So I'd vote for a digital one.
> So on Pocket I made a digital one ! One more t
pgeorges schrieb:
Hi!
>> IMHO you'll have to use the binary timeseal as a proxy. So
>> at this point my typical question would be: Why not just use
>> it and interface with it.
>>
> That is how Timeseal is supposed to work, as a proxy but I could not
> find one for Pocket PC ... I usually pla
Claus Behl a écrit :
> Hi
>
> i played my first games with scid. It was fun, but i think a digital
> clock would be easier to read. I had problems estimating my remaining time.
>
> To have an analysis engine while observing a game is very useful. But it
> shouldnt be possible to use it while actu
Hi
i played my first games with scid. It was fun, but i think a digital
clock would be easier to read. I had problems estimating my remaining time.
To have an analysis engine while observing a game is very useful. But it
shouldnt be possible to use it while actually playing a game.
Thank you
Alexander Wagner a écrit :
> > So if anyone has contact about this feature (Timeseal), I
> > am interested.
>
> IMHO you'll have to use the binary timeseal as a proxy. So
> at this point my typical question would be: Why not just use
> it and interface with it.
>
That is how Timeseal is suppos
On Thu, 03 Jan 2008 07:50:27 +0100
Alexander Wagner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> - Observing multiple games Or: how to fetch a "life"
>tournament relayed via the server could also be of some
>interest.
That one would be great!
Detlef
--
Wisely, and slow. They stumble that run fast. - S
Marcin Kasperski a écrit :
>> I found no easy way to do this. FICS is an human readable protocol,
>> not easily parsed. If I asked for the moves from the beginning I
>> don't know when I will read them on the socket, I am not sure some
>> other info will not slip in between, and I don't know when m
> I found no easy way to do this. FICS is an human readable protocol,
> not easily parsed. If I asked for the moves from the beginning I
> don't know when I will read them on the socket, I am not sure some
> other info will not slip in between, and I don't know when moves
> list will be complete.
Alexander Wagner a écrit :
> I think the path is left over as crafty is now 21.6 while
> the previous version was some 20.x.
>
> Pascal: 21.6 requires new book files. Don't know wether you
> recreated them (nor did I even check if they are delivered
> with crafty as I alsways use a version compiled
Claus Behl a écrit :
> Hi,
>
> im using debian lenny.
>
> I tried to install with:
>
> ./configure
> make
>
> su
> checkinstall
>
> The installation failed with:
>
> ...
> install -m 755 -d /usr/local/share/scid/engines
> install -m 755 -d /usr/local/share/scid/engines/crafty-21.6
> install ./engin
Claus Behl schrieb:
Hi!
> install -m 755 -d /usr/local/share/scid/engines
> install -m 755 -d /usr/local/share/scid/engines/crafty-21.6
> install ./engines/crafty-21.6/crafty
> /usr/local/share/scid/engines/crafty-21.6/
> install: Setzen der Zugriffsrechte für
> /usr/local/share/scid/engin
pgeorges schrieb:
Hi!
>> - Find opponent: did you try that on some peak hour of fics?
>> Say something like 9:00 pm CET? IMHO the buttonlist is not
>> that useable there. Maybe a list like the "game list"
>> woul be more suitable?
> Yes, it is not good. Jin or Babaschess are far better
Hi,
im using debian lenny.
I tried to install with:
./configure
make
su
checkinstall
The installation failed with:
...
install -m 755 -d /usr/local/share/scid/engines
install -m 755 -d /usr/local/share/scid/engines/crafty-21.6
install ./engines/crafty-21.6/crafty
/usr/local/share/scid/engine
Alexander Wagner a écrit :
> Frankly I admit to be "old fashioned" using cvs for years
> now I'd also favour it. And it comes with a slight
> advantage: I can use it at home via a 56k mobile phone dial
> up connection... (svn is no fun there, the co is to big for
> all this db-stuff associated with
Alexander Wagner a écrit :
> pgeorges schrieb:
>
> Good Morning!
>
> > I added the possibility to play on internet with Scid
> > (freechess.org aka FICS).
>
> Just checked out that one and it looks quite good already.
> Still some suggestions:
>
> - Find opponent: did you try that on some peak hour
Alexander Wagner a écrit :
> [...]
>
> So, from this point of view I'm staring to consider redoing
> dgt-support in tcl. BUT: this will take time and NOT make
> the interface where I could hook up anything obsolete. This
> interface is IMHO quite a bit more universal. It's two ways
> of doing thing
Alexander Wagner a écrit :
> pgeorges schrieb:
>
> Hi!
>
> >> pgeorges schrieb:
> >>
> >> Hi!
> >>
> >> [... a very long list of really nice features ...]
> >> > - added 106 logos of engines, which are displayed in
> >> > infopanel and in player info window (Thanks to Uwe Klimmek
> >> > for coding
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