On 12/19/10 15:49, Axel Moser wrote:
Hi!
> with so many bugfixes and changes committed, wouldn't it make sense to
> release Scid 4,5, 5 or whatever?
There are some open issues in TODO. I hope I can go over this list the
next few days, resolve/remove a bunch of them. I've also some open mails
t
It's useful for one's own knowledge, particularly if-- as many
training systems have one do-- one does the same sets of problems
again, or even multiple times, often at longish intervals.
I was just curious if the clock/timer were being put to any use.
c
On Sun, Dec 19, 2010 at 5:21 AM, Alexande
Hi all,
with so many bugfixes and changes committed, wouldn't it make sense to
release Scid 4,5, 5 or whatever?
It's been a year since the release of 4.2.2.
Just some food for thought
Axel
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On 11/19/10 19:04, Gerd Lorscheid wrote:
Hi!
> In the Chessbase database there is a game (Nataf-Schlosser) with a
> comment of around 30kbyte in one line.
Scid has some limitation for the length of commentaries. I wonder if you
just hit that one. 30k is near at the limit.
> My scid, compiled w
On 12/18/10 21:43, Steven wrote:
Hi!
>> 3) It looks like SCID is keeping track of time for solving
>> problems...
>> is this tracked somewhere so I can view?
>
> AFAIK no.
If I remember correctly there was some discussion if this time for
solution of a problem is a good measure to track the pla
