Tend to agree, but this focus on the (technical) solution is not what it
is about, maybe.
I think $Revision$ renders a file revision like "1.47," which is not
very helpful. It is the (most recent!) {tree} tag that we would need; as
far as I know there is no explicit keyword for this.
Major thing
OMG :-(
Cheers,
Joost.
On Mon, 2009-03-02 at 19:55 +0100, Pascal Georges wrote:
>
>
> 2009/3/2 Joost ´t Hart
> Hi,
>
> Sorry that I did not get too much response to my thoughts
> below.
> Disappointing indeed...
>
> Well then let me ask
> Do you have set Options / Moves / Show variations window
set? Ie. hooked on? Just disable this and you get rid of
this dialogue and the scroll wheel scrolls along the
mainline as you expect it to work.
Thanks !
I think we have a new tip now : you want me to write it ?
-
Benoit St-Pierre wrote:
Hi!
> That is the case only when the config file is backward compatible.
> Will it always be the case ?
Till now it was that way, as only new options were included, that is the
options file was enlarged. Technically.
As far as I know only one "break" in this tradition t
I am quite happy, then !
Thank you for the explanation, Alex !
On Mon, Mar 2, 2009 at 4:07 PM, Alexander Wagner
wrote:
> Benoit St-Pierre wrote:
>
> Hi!
>
>> That is the case only when the config file is backward compatible.
>> Will it always be the case ?
>
> Till now it was that way, as only n
That is the case only when the config file is backward compatible.
Will it always be the case ?
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Pascal Georges wrote:
Hi!
> Sorry that I did not get too much response to my thoughts below.
> Disappointing indeed...
>
> Well then let me ask a question: How is it possible that a 3.7.1 was
> 'released for download' whereas the about box in the CVS still names it
> 3.7?
>
2009/3/2 Joost ´t Hart
> Hi,
>
> Sorry that I did not get too much response to my thoughts below.
> Disappointing indeed...
>
> Well then let me ask a question: How is it possible that a 3.7.1 was
> 'released for download' whereas the about box in the CVS still names it
> 3.7?
Simply that the f
Benoit St-Pierre wrote:
> My concerns come from having to redo all my settings : I customize the
> chessboard, the pieces and at least three windows settings (archival
> research, study and analysis, play or practice). I sure don't want to
> do that by hand every time I install a new version. I
W. van den Akker wrote:
Hi!
> Is this the finale release?
As final as 3.6.26, 3.6.25, 3.6.24.
Though note that yestereve 3.7.1 followed on foot as a bug in Windows
was discovered...
> If so I will try to get it into Debian Unstable.
...so in case use 3.7.1.
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Kind regards,
Benoit St-Pierre wrote:
Hi!
> I would prefer not to configure my previous settings. But
> I would not like to wreck anything. Can we use the
> options.dat file of 3.7 instead of the one shipped with
> 3.7.1 ?
This should be aboslutely possible. Especially in this case.
However, it is that way
W. van den Akker a écrit :
> Hi,
>
> Is this the finale release?
> If so I will try to get it into Debian Unstable.
>
Scid 3.7.1 is the latest release. No plan to release another version any
time soon unless some bug is discovered.
Pascal
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Joost ´t Hart wrote:
Hi!
> Sorry that I did not get too much response to my thoughts below.
> Disappointing indeed...
>
> Well then let me ask a question: How is it possible that a 3.7.1 was
> 'released for download' whereas the about box in the CVS still names it
> 3.7?
Just noticed that the t
Hi,
Sorry that I did not get too much response to my thoughts below.
Disappointing indeed...
Well then let me ask a question: How is it possible that a 3.7.1 was
'released for download' whereas the about box in the CVS still names it
3.7?
Regards,
Joost.
On Fri, 2009-02-27 at 15:15 +0100, Joost
Hi Pascal,
I see I need just a little bit more patience :-)
The switch - if defined, of course (!) - does exactly what it says: It
makes scid bail out after it has found maxCorrections. This saves time.
This means that it handles issue (2) from my previous posting.
So, indeed my proposal is in
My concerns come from having to redo all my settings : I customize the
chessboard, the pieces and at least three windows settings (archival
research, study and analysis, play or practice). I sure don't want to
do that by hand every time I install a new version. I'm quite sure I
am not alone in fe
Benoit St-Pierre wrote:
Hi!
> Moving through the moves of an annotated game with the
> mouse scroll is not the same as using the arrows of the
> Navigation toolbar (or the arrows of the keyboard, for
> that matter). When I use the navigation toolbar, I can
> skip variations by continuing to pres
2009/3/1 Benoit St-Pierre
> Hello,
>
> I would prefer not to configure my previous settings. But I would not
> like to wreck anything. Can we use the options.dat file of 3.7
> instead of the one shipped with 3.7.1 ?
>
Yes.
Pascal
---
Hi,
Is this the finale release?
If so I will try to get it into Debian Unstable.
gr,
Willem
>>> Hi!
>>>
>>> One or the other might have noticed already, Pascal put up
>>> new binaries for Scid 3.7 yesterday afternoon. As usual now,
>>>
>>> From the ChangeLog:
>>>
>>> - This release requires Tcl/
Thanks for your patience and your explanation. What I see :
1. The define is useless. I was mislead by your default
#undef BAIL_OUT_AFTER_MAXCORRECTIONS
where
#define BAIL_OUT_AFTER_MAXCORRECTIONS
gives far better result, and I don't see much drawbacks using this one (or
did I miss something ?)
I just received a report that Mac binaries don't work on Mac OS X
10.4. I have to install 10.4 and download Xcode on one machine in
order to fix that, so I think in a couple of days I'll have a 10.4
compatible binary ready to download.
Sorry for the delay,
ISrael
On Mar 2, 2009, at 2:52 AM
Hi there,
Mac Binaries for 3.7.1 are available:
http://cachivaches.chauca.net/scid/
I also took the liberty of publishing Scid in the top Mac software
directories. If I have some time, I'll try to contact some chess
bloggers to let them know that Scid is alive and kicking, it wouldn't
do an
Hi, thanks for the amazingly quick change. I downloaded the 3.7.1 scid
installer (I normally use the no setup zip but I couldn't find it). I can
now export to pgn thanks.
fiSh
2009/3/1 Pascal Georges
>
>
> 2009/3/1 Alexander Wagner
>
>> Pascal Georges wrote:
>>
>> Hi!
>>
>> 2009/3/1 John Fis
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