Hi all,
While exporting to PGN, there are various options available, and many users
are not aware of the differences between the various options. Hence it would
be preferable to make the strict export format automatically the default
option, and on selecting a button: Change options, only then the
Gilbert Rebhan wrote:
Hi!
> Alexander Wagner schrieb:
>> Well, in case you really always want to use the bleeding
>> edge co the cvs version to some dir and use some wrapper
>> script to fire it up right from there:
>>
>> --
>>
Alexander Wagner schrieb:
> Well, in case you really always want to use the bleeding
> edge co the cvs version to some dir and use some wrapper
> script to fire it up right from there:
>
> --
>#!/bin/sh
>cd $HOME/sourcefor
Gilbert Rebhan wrote:
Hi!
> what's best, if i want to update my scid installation,
> f.e. with the latest from cvs to stay on the bleeding edge
> ?
Well, in case you really always want to use the bleeding
edge co the cvs version to some dir and use some wrapper
script to fire it up right from th
Hi,
what's best, if i want to update my scid installation,
f.e. with the latest from cvs to stay on the bleeding edge ?
Simply checkout, copy over my existing installation, then
configure/make ... again !?
Regards, Gilbert
2008/9/16 P B Dhanish <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Hi all,
>
> On 9/16/08, Joost 't Hart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>>
>> > On the other hand I'm not sure if this is really a bug here.
>>
>> I guess we can not classify some behavior as 'buggy' until the
>> specification
>> is understood and shared :-)
Benoit St-Pierre wrote:
Hi!
> Again, if only to help myself become clearer : Scid does
> not follow the law chess when he's into tree mode. Scid
> merely recognizes transition from one board configuration
> to another. Some transitions may be illegal from the
> actual game, but that is not beca
Again, if only to help myself become clearer : Scid does not follow
the law chess when he's into tree mode. Scid merely recognizes
transition from one board configuration to another. Some transitions
may be illegal from the actual game, but that is not because of its
board configuration, but beca
Hi all,
On 9/16/08, Joost 't Hart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> > On the other hand I'm not sure if this is really a bug here.
>
> I guess we can not classify some behavior as 'buggy' until the
> specification
> is understood and shared :-).
Not recognising ep is definitely a bug. Because, if
Alexander Wagner wrote:
>
> Joost 't Hart wrote:
>
> Hi!
>
> > Hm, sorry for not having read the contribution of Dhanish
> > more carefully, because he certainly touches the spot:
> > Scid simply does not recognize that the move exd6 is
> > illegal. If it did, it would not have put it into the
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