Good Morning!
>> > Even when scidpocket runs on Linux, I have to check on
>> > which OS I am in order to have all Tcl code work.
>>
>> Just for my understanding: you mean you run sicd on a pocket
>> PC (some ARM machine), but this ARM runs on Linux, not on
>> WinCE? Just asking out of curi
pgeorges <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb:
> Hi Jens,
>
> I just tried under Linux (Suse) with Scid 3.6.19 and it works for
> me ... Maybe you get the kind of strange behavior that others
> reported on newsgroups with some window managers, but I only saw
> those bug reports for Tcl/Tk 8.5, which I don
Jens Guballa a écrit :
> pgeorges <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb:
>
>
>> Jens Guballa a écrit :
>>
>>> Hi all,
>>>
>>> with former versions of scid it was possible to enter moves by
>>> dragging the destination square with the left mouse button to the
>>> originating sqare of a move (that's my
pgeorges <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb:
> Jens Guballa a écrit :
> > Hi all,
> >
> > with former versions of scid it was possible to enter moves by
> > dragging the destination square with the left mouse button to the
> > originating sqare of a move (that's my favorite style of entering
> > moves).
Selon Alexander Wagner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> > Even when scidpocket runs on Linux, I have to check on
> > which OS I am in order to have all Tcl code work.
>
> Just for my understanding: you mean you run sicd on a pocket
> PC (some ARM machine), but this ARM runs on Linux, not on
> WinCE? Just
pgeorges schrieb:
Hi!
>> To me it looks as if you are coding scid pocket entirely
>> diffrent then the real thing. Isn't it possible to have
>> it on a common code basis?
> It is very hard to do so. All C/C++ code is common
> (through #defines), but Tcl mixes model data and user
> interface
Alexander Wagner a écrit :
> > All those inputs are handled by separate procedures
> > (present in different files). In each of these procedures
> > it is necessary to send the new board position to a
> > currently analysing engine. It certainly would be nice to
> > gather all these in one place. I
Jens Guballa a écrit :
> Hi all,
>
> with former versions of scid it was possible to enter moves by
> dragging the destination square with the left mouse button to the
> originating sqare of a move (that's my favorite style of entering
> moves).
>
> With the actual version of scid this seems not to
