Got it!
And it is a bug that I solved incorrectly...
In misc.tcl there are two calls of the toHtml procedure that we're
talking here.
One in 583 ("export filter game(s)") and one in 619 ("export current game").
Now notice the difference in the two lines just above these lines.
In 618, $player
Hi,
Long ago I promised I might have tried to come up with a proposal for
better icons. If still the only requirement is the size 16x16 pixels,
I could try to do something...
As a side note, I installed again Scid because I thought there must
have been a new version, and I was surprised to see th
On 12/25/2010 09:48 PM, Gerardo Fernandez wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> when exporting games to HTML/JS, the line with the names of the
> players gets truncated and only white's surname appears.
>
> Commenting line 753 in misc.tcl (set l [lindex $this_players 0]) seems
> to solve it, but I'm not sure about
Hi all,
when exporting games to HTML/JS, the line with the names of the
players gets truncated and only white's surname appears.
Commenting line 753 in misc.tcl (set l [lindex $this_players 0]) seems
to solve it, but I'm not sure about possible side effects of doing it.
What is the purpose of th
The output I seek most often would be for study of positions on paper,
so diagram(s) of all current positions from a filter list, with or
without moves, kind of like the current HTML export, but with the
option to have the diagram added automatically. If not a selectable
option, better to have the
On 12/25/10 19:26, Chris Lott wrote:
Hi!
> I've actually been a TeX/LaTeX user for many years, so I DO have it
> installed. But I venture to guess that most users-- particularly
> Windows users-- don't.
I fear this is the case, indeed.
> As for the printing-- I can see a use for more features f
The postcard printing would be an interesting inclusion. If that's a
reasonable feature, though, then I think auto-diagramming would serve
even more people ;)
c
On Sat, Dec 25, 2010 at 9:01 AM, Alexander Wagner
wrote:
> On 12/25/10 18:12, Chris Lott wrote:
>
> Hi!
>
>> I can-- and do!-- manually
I've actually been a TeX/LaTeX user for many years, so I DO have it
installed. But I venture to guess that most users-- particularly
Windows users-- don't.
As for the printing-- I can see a use for more features for
auto-diagrams for both HTML and print purposes, but the latter is
probably less us
On 12/25/10 18:12, Chris Lott wrote:
Hi!
> I can-- and do!-- manually add a D to my games each time I make a
> move. But to do so I have to make my move, switch to comment editor to
> delete the old (though I could just leave them) and add the new.
>
> I use the printouts both to take games with
On 12/25/10 17:55, Chris Lott wrote:
Hi!
> I agree-- plain HTML is the best option for printing without having to
> install a lot of extra software. Unless I am missing something!
Only if you're a TeXnician already.
> In fact, my previous query about automatic diagram insertion came from
> the
I agree-- plain HTML is the best option for printing without having to
install a lot of extra software. Unless I am missing something! In
fact, my previous query about automatic diagram insertion came from
the habit I have of putting my correspondence games into SCID and
printing them-- all that ar
I can-- and do!-- manually add a D to my games each time I make a
move. But to do so I have to make my move, switch to comment editor to
delete the old (though I could just leave them) and add the new.
I use the printouts both to take games with me to consider positions,
but could also use an auto
On 11/07/10 13:50, Michał Rudolf wrote:
Hi!
> Recently I had to comment quite a lot of game using Scid and I can say
> that current behaviour is even worse. In fact, annotating a game in Scid
> is a usability nightmare (probably always was, I just didn't do a mass
> annotation).
>
> Here are the
Hi
Yes, I use export to plain HTML (no javascript), afaik it's the simplest
way to "print" games - yes I know there are alternatives, but not everyone
has those configured, we all have a browser.
I would not object to reducing the options on bitmaps though, as long as
there are som decent bitmaps
On 12/25/10 10:06, Joost 't Hart wrote:
Hi!
>> Is there a way to automatically have a diagram inserted at the final
>> position of a set of filtered games when exporting to HTML? I'd like
>> to print the current position in all my correspondence games without
>> having to open each, add a diagram
2010/12/25
> Comparing Wine with Windows (Roger Jargoyhen)
Thank you for your reply. I precise my query:
Houdini 1.5 is the new chess engine in town as you probably know. It is
delivered in 32 and 64 bits Windows versions and can use one or several
processors.
It works amazingly well on Linux
Hi,
Another one.
Is exporting to plain HTML (without Javascript, I mean) still in use?
If not, we could kill it...
Next, exporting to plain HTML offers the user the choice of two sorts of
B/W gif bitmaps, being "bitmaps" and "bitmaps2".
Is there any particular reason why these are different b
Hi,
Following Chris' request on the end-D, I played a bit with the html
export and noticed that the opening/closing html text
(Options/Exporting/HTML file text) is not applied when exporting to
HTML/Javascript. It is applied when exporting to plain HTML.
Cheers,
Joost.
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On 12/25/2010 03:56 AM, Chris Lott wrote:
Hi,
> Is there a way to automatically have a diagram inserted at the final
> position of a set of filtered games when exporting to HTML? I'd like
> to print the current position in all my correspondence games without
> having to open each, add a diagram w
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