If Debian removes TB support for licensing reasons, I think they did not get
the status of this part of the code (Eugen Nalimov authorized the use of
this code in Scid a few years ago).
Pascal
2009/12/11 Alexander Wagner
> Giovanni wrote:
>
> Hi!
>
> > In Scid 4.0, in the menu Options, "Tableba
It should be fixed in CVS now. Please tell us if you find a bug.
Pascal
2009/12/9 Joost 't Hart
> Pascal Georges wrote:
>
>> Fixed. In CVS.
>>
>> Pascal
>>
>
> Sorry, but it is not fixed (actually, it has become worse).
>
> At the variation point, the analyis goes one move back (instead of one
Giovanni wrote:
Hi!
> In Scid 4.0, in the menu Options, "Tablebase Directory" is unabled, and
> I can't open tablebases files. Why?
> Thanks.
Did you disable the tablebases in your build? AFAIK Debian does this for
licensing reasons. I'm not sure about others. But if your distribution
enforc
In Scid 4.0, in the menu Options, "Tablebase Directory" is unabled, and
I can't open tablebases files. Why?
Thanks.
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Adding:
if {$::autoplayMode} { return 0 }
at the beginning of the proc ::move::drawVarArrows fix it.
Bye,
Fulvio
Pascal Georges wrote:
Indeed it is broken if the option to show variation arrows is ON. I
looked at the code and could not find its side effect.
Fulvio, could you also have a l
