Re: [Scid-users] Game filter loaded at startup

2008-07-17 Thread Alexander Wagner
Pascal Georges wrote: Hi again! > set tree(standardLines) { > {} > {1.c4} > {1.c4 c5} > {1.c4 c5 2.Nf3} > } > > > Why not simply use a PGN file or a base containing lines (in a single > game as variants or in several games) for that ? Then the UI is alr

Re: [Scid-users] Game filter loaded at startup

2008-07-17 Thread Alexander Wagner
Pascal Georges wrote: Hi again! > set tree(standardLines) { > {} > {1.c4} > {1.c4 c5} > {1.c4 c5 2.Nf3} > } > > > Why not simply use a PGN file or a base containing lines (in a single > game as variants or in several games) for that ? Then the UI is already

Re: [Scid-users] Game filter loaded at startup

2008-07-17 Thread Alexander Wagner
Pascal Georges wrote: Hi! > set tree(standardLines) { > {} > {1.c4} > {1.c4 c5} > {1.c4 c5 2.Nf3} > } > > > Why not simply use a PGN file or a base containing lines (in a single > game as variants or in several games) for that ? Then the UI is already > ther

Re: [Scid-users] Game filter loaded at startup

2008-07-17 Thread Pascal Georges
2008/7/17 Alexander Wagner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > BTW: mainly unnoticed some local patche from me slipped into > the cvs. As you all know the database cache can be filled > automatically. The lines used are hardcoded into scid. I > just added some lines of code that checks if a file > "treecache

Re: [Scid-users] FICS autologoff

2008-07-17 Thread Alexander Wagner
Pascal Georges wrote: Hi! > > Actually, I think that FICS is just closing the connection >> > if it does not receive any input for a certain ammount of >> > time. >> >> FICS closes connection inactive (with no input) for one hour. So I remembered correctly. :) >> > I

Re: [Scid-users] Game filter loaded at startup

2008-07-17 Thread Alexander Wagner
Giorgio Bellegotti wrote: Hi! > I have done some changes in scid code to accept, in the command line, > the name of a filter file (.sso, previuosly saved). > So, it's now possible to open a database and to apply a filter to it > immediately at startup time. Though I never used it and would be

Re: [Scid-users] Using DGT board

2008-07-17 Thread Alexander Wagner
W. van den Akker wrote: Hi! > How do I actually use the DGT board in scid? This is a not yet complete code! But you can play arround with it. CVS should have input engine enabled. There is no gui to configure it yet (ie. store its config). The meaning of the parameters is first the path to dgtdr

[Scid-users] Using DGT board

2008-07-17 Thread W. van den Akker
Hi, How do I actually use the DGT board in scid? I have packaged the dgtnix and dgtdrv for debian (just wait to upload it by a official Debian Maintainer). Made the adjustments to scid and I can connect my board. I even see the pieces on my board at the screen. But how can I play against a compu

Re: [Scid-users] FICS autologoff

2008-07-17 Thread Pascal Georges
2008/7/17 Marcin Kasperski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > Actually, I think that FICS is just closing the connection > > if it does not receive any input for a certain ammount of > > time. > > FICS closes connection inactive (with no input) for one hour. > > > I normally solve this by just sending a "."

Re: [Scid-users] FICS autologoff

2008-07-17 Thread Marcin Kasperski
> Actually, I think that FICS is just closing the connection > if it does not receive any input for a certain ammount of > time. FICS closes connection inactive (with no input) for one hour. > I normally solve this by just sending a "." from time to > time I used to send 'date' ;-) --