Hi!
Just came accross this point: in CC support I've to import
PGN files from scids Inbox directory. Now, if I set the
language of scid say to German but import a PGN with english
notation, I get an error (e.g. "Can't read move Sd7" for a
Knight move Nd7). Switching the language to english gets th
WilSoft wrote:
Hi!
>> For the status: I want to finish the CC stuff first, and I'd
>> not delay 3.6.23 for Input Engine. But it's on my definite
>> list for 3.6.24 the latest. This does not mean that whats
>> there already is unusable, but Scids support for Input
>> Eninges definitely needs
Hi
> On Tuesday 25 March 2008, Alexander Wagner wrote:
> Its not perfectly polished yet as the Correspondence Chess
> part took more time than I expected (well this part right
> now offers much more functionality than I first intended ;)
> but it will get polished as soon as I've the time.
>
> F
Hi!
>>...
>> Then everybody could get what (s)he wants, and it would be easily
>> expandable to other output formats like html, xml, etc.
>>
>> Pascal what do you think about this approach?
>>
> I have no valuable advice in that field : I never really used LaTeX, and
> I have no inter
Alexander Wagner a écrit :
> >
> > I think thats not a big problem to solve.. As I can see
> > the code is clean and it should be easily integrated (well
> > .. I think it should). One thing crossed my mind. Does
> > modifying the tex-code output interact with the HTML
> > output? I havent d
Ulrich Dirr a écrit :
> Hi,
>
> On Wednesday, March 26, 2008 7:34 AM Alexander Wagner wrote:
>
>> > which tex system are you using? You should also use the
>> > most recent packages. I would strongly recommend using
>> > skak with chessfs/chessboard or texmate. There are several
>> > documen
WilSoft schrieb:
Hi!
>> Thats good news, so you want to get the current 3.6.xx
>> line to Debian? (This is especially of interest as it
>> will also move on to the spin-off distributions.)
>
> I am building the package 3.6.22 for debian. But for now I
> dont have the formal debian-maintaine
Hi,
On Wednesday, March 26, 2008 10:02 AM Alexander Wagner wrote:
[...]
> > Much more important would be how we can configure scid to
> > write the code we want.
>
> Perfectly agree. With a probably not optimal but simple,
> good stlye usable without deep knowledg of LaTeX' internals.
> That
On Wednesday 26 March 2008, Alexander Wagner wrote:
> Hi!
>
> >>> If you're at the bleeding edge, you'll have to package the
> >>> styles and stuff with scid (which I consider a major design
> >>> fault) plus people will most likely not know how to use
>
> [...]
>
> >>> enable it would probably
Hi!
>>> If you're at the bleeding edge, you'll have to package the
>>> styles and stuff with scid (which I consider a major design
>>> fault) plus people will most likely not know how to use
[...]
>>> enable it would probably be good, or the config file you
>>> mentioned. (Though this will i
On Wednesday 26 March 2008, Alexander Wagner wrote:
> > Sorry to hook in here again: if you even go beyond "Debian
> > Testing" you'll get to areas where nearly no distribution
> > will just deliver it, don't speak of the world beyond
> > Linux...
> >
> > I don't even know of a distribution that co
Ulrich Dirr schrieb:
> On Wednesday, March 26, 2008 9:28 AM Willem van den Akker
> wrote:
>> I am using skak-1.2 which is the current version
>> distributed with debian-testing. Chessfss is currently
>> not included in the debian-testing distribution so it
>> must be packaged (if no copyright
Ulrich Dirr schrieb:
Hi!
> TeXLive 2005 would be definitely the wrong distribution as skak,
> chessfs/chessboard and texmate2 got serious improvements after this
> release. TeXLive 2007 is o.k.
Well, ok. Then 2007. But I strongly encourage to keep away
quite a bit from the bleeding edges. I
On Wednesday, March 26, 2008 9:28 AM Willem van den Akker wrote:
> I am using skak-1.2 which is the current version distributed with
> debian-testing. Chessfss is currently not included in the
> debian-testing distribution so it must be packaged (if no copyright
> issues are involved). Where can I
Hi,
On Wednesday, March 26, 2008 7:34 AM Alexander Wagner wrote:
> > which tex system are you using? You should also use the
> > most recent packages. I would strongly recommend using
> > skak with chessfs/chessboard or texmate. There are several
> > documents which are explaining everything v
> > which tex system are you using? You should also use the
> > most recent packages. I would strongly recommend using
> > skak with chessfs/chessboard or texmate. There are several
> > documents which are explaining everything very detailed.
>
> I'd actually NOT suggest to use really the latest an
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