pgeorges wrote:
> The universal chess format already exists : PGN. And Scid and chessbase
> (and nearly every chess software I am aware of, can import / export this
> PGN format).
yes of course, but what if you get a cbf | cbh file and you don't own a
chessbase product like fritz | chessbase (l
Gilbert Rebhan a écrit :
> pgeorges wrote:
>
>> Scid will never support natively *.cb? files but only be able to import
>> them once for all, then use its own data structures (*.si? files). So
>> why not simply use the intermediate format : PGN ?
>>
>
> yup, use the pgn format as intersta
pgeorges wrote:
> Scid will never support natively *.cb? files but only be able to import
> them once for all, then use its own data structures (*.si? files). So
> why not simply use the intermediate format : PGN ?
yup, use the pgn format as interstation works but
only if you have a software tha
Gilbert Rebhan a écrit :
> shiv shivaji schrieb:
> [...]
>
>
>> If we have a way to directly import (and possibly export CBF) from/to Scid,
>>
> then compatibility with chessbase be much easier.
>
>> I wanted to see what others think about CBF import/export within Scid.
>>
>
> While
shiv shivaji a écrit :
> I came across the following open source utility: CBUtils available
> from
> ftp://ftp.pitt.edu/group/student-activities/chess/UTIL/cbu_src.zip .
> Binary available from
> ftp://ftp.pitt.edu/group/student-activities/chess/UTIL/cbu_bin.zip .
>
> Of course, the binaries ar
Alexander Wagner a écrit :
> Pascal Georges wrote:
>
> Hi!
>
> > On my Suse distro I get a crash after "package require
> > tdom" ...
>
> That's bad news...
>
> This is a stable SuSE? Or some of this Open-Ever-Beta
> stuff? That is: could it just be a bug in SuSE? Probably
> solved by some of the
shiv shivaji schrieb:
[...]
> If we have a way to directly import (and possibly export CBF) from/to Scid,
then compatibility with chessbase be much easier.
>
> I wanted to see what others think about CBF import/export within Scid.
While cbf support would be nice, all modern chessbase stuff,
f.e.
I came across the following open source utility: CBUtils available
fromftp://ftp.pitt.edu/group/student-activities/chess/UTIL/cbu_src.zip . Binary
available
fromftp://ftp.pitt.edu/group/student-activities/chess/UTIL/cbu_bin.zip .
Ofcourse, the binaries are for windows.However, the make file sh
Pascal Georges wrote:
Hi!
> On my Suse distro I get a crash after "package require
> tdom" ... Would it be possible to incorporate the
> necessary code in Scid ? As a workaround I wrote catch {
> package require tdom } so Scid can be launched, but for
> the least this exception should be ca
Pascal Georges wrote:
Hi!
> On my Suse distro I get a crash after "package require
> tdom" ...
That's bad news...
This is a stable SuSE? Or some of this Open-Ever-Beta
stuff? That is: could it just be a bug in SuSE? Probably
solved by some of their updates?
I guess you have the tdom package
Hi Alexander,
On my Suse distro I get a crash after "package require tdom" ... Would it be
possible to incorporate the necessary code in Scid ?
As a workaround I wrote
catch { package require tdom }
so Scid can be launched, but for the least this exception should be caught
if no other solution is
Hi,
I added a word about CVS and I made an homepage at Sourceforge (that can't
be more basic).
Pascal
2008/3/7, Alexander Wagner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> Marcin Kasperski wrote:
>
> Hi!
>
> > Well, I decided to take a look at development version of
> > scid2 in CVS
>
> You noted that Pascal
Hi!
I just checked in the first version of internal Xfcc support
for scid into cvs, ie. a pure tcl implementation not
requiring any exteranl tools anymore (but I'll continue to
allow for them as I feel interfaces the most important).
As I did just translate my perl toolchain to tcl I expect it
to
Marcin Kasperski wrote:
Hi!
> Well, I decided to take a look at development version of
> scid2 in CVS
You noted that Pascal just packed a recent version as beta?
> and ... had noticeable problems to find it.
Ups.
> The website is not mentioning CVS repo in any way, bah -
> it explicite s
Well, I decided to take a look at development version of scid2 in CVS
and ... had noticeable problems to find it. The website is not mentioning
CVS repo in any way, bah - it explicite says that there is no version
on sourceforge.
My suggestions:
- add a sentence about CVS repository on the Downl
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