is Peace.
|Freedom is Slavery.
Alexander Wagner| Ignorance is Strength.
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| Theory : G. Orwell, "1984"
/ In practice:
War is Peace.
|Freedom is Slavery.
Alexander Wagner| Ignorance is Strength.
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| Theory : G. Orwell, "1984"
/ In prac
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|
| Theory : G. Orwell, "
ked from within
> "::CorrespondenceChess::EnableEngineAnalysis 1"
> (command bound to event)
I can check into this, though not on OSX (don't think it has to do
anything with the fruits.)
Only on OSX and only for ICCF? This is menat for disabling the engine
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Scid-users@lists.sourceforge.net
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to invest the time if somebody else is already working on it.
Joost, you once told me that you're almost done with that. It's been a
while though.
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someone will draw a nice anime piece set :-)
Beware ;)
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|
umulate a lot of games if one is ingesting all
blitz games on ICC/FICS and the like but would that make any sense for a
chess database?
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War is Peace.
|Freedom is Slavery.
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|
| Theory : G. Orwell, "1984"
the final code should
be quite short.
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|
| Theory
War is Peace.
|Freedom is Slavery.
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|
| Theory : G. Orwell, "1984"
/ In
ne. I can not do that anymore, I can not
invest time into Scid at the amount I did some time ago for the
foreseeable future. The job I have to do for a living is just to
demanding. Maybe I can start some smaller parts I wanted to do for quite
a while now, but I'm not sure of that either.
is without GUI
tcl/tools/analysis.tcl is your friend. But beware: this stuff is a bit
more complex than you might consider.
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(unrated) game.
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|
| Theory
gards,/ War is Peace.
|Freedom is Slavery.
Alexander Wagner| Ignorance is Strength.
|
| Theory : G. Orwell, "1984"
/ War is Peace.
| Freedom is Slavery.
Alexander Wagner| Ignorance is Strength.
|
| Theory : G. Orwell, "1984"
/ War is Peace.
| Freedom is Slavery.
Alexander Wagner| Ignorance is Strength.
|
| Theory : G. Orwell, "1984"
necessary bindings are in l.2074..2081.
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|
d to reach Gerd about a similar issue.
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|
ed
works for me like a charm in classical mode.
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|
this should be possible without an URI like system.
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|
e have a Source tag that is
a link, but that would require the link to be persistent. I see no
system of persistent identifiers for chess games.
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n persistent IDs for the players, and as such only available for a
comparatively small number of them. (Check out Anand or Kasparov e.g.)
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es there.
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|Freedom is Slavery.
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|
| Theory : G. O
ork. Keep up, and all the best for 2012! :)
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| Freedom is Slavery.
Alexander Wagner| Ignorance is Strength.
|
| Theo
| Freedom is Slavery.
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|
| Theory : G. Orwell, "1984"
ebpage. Those games are played at 10 moves in 50
days (usually).
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o mind again,
e.g. I store timings from a DGT clock right into the
notation. The format used by Scid is
[%ct $wHrs:$wMin:$wSec] [%emt $timediff]
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better licensing than Apples
stuff.
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|
| Theory : G. Orwell, "1
you could also stack or sort them in docked
mode to your liking. The larger an individual window gets and the more
functionalities it combines the less flexible it gets in ordering on the
screen.
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|
ve somehow to leave the
comment window or close it or ... it will loose the focus. Right?
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Alexander Wagner| Ignorance is Strength.
|
isable to make this a standard interface and
encourage people to use it. Especially it will be hell of complex in
case of trouble to track down what's going on.
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| F
ters immediately
shows the game in question. But for the average user I fear that the
connection is not clear without some visual feedback that a filter is
active at all.
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| F
all in one place. I think that the ideas
> and opinion of scid users can be very useful to find the
> optimal solution.
Thats why I placed my vote ;)
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uld also trigger an autosave. Just for you as a key what to look
for.
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| Freedom is Slavery.
Alexander Wagner| Ignorance is Strength.
|
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|Freedom is Slavery.
Alexander Wagner| Ignorance is Strength.
|
| Theory : G. Orwell, &q
bindMouseWheel. But please cross check this!
BTW: your addition of best games to the database switcher.
I'm not sure that this is sensible all the time. I admit
that I use the switcher just for what its name says:
switching databases.
War is Peace.
|Freedom is Slavery.
Alexander Wagner| Ignorance is Strength.
|
| Theory : G. Orwell, "1984"
/ In pract
there as well and as an
official addition to xboard protocol.
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|
| Theory
markers showing sorting
criteria. If you set a new criterion, however, sometimes you
have to recalculate the column width for the marker not to
overlap with the heading. (See e.g. W/B-ELO, Length, Result)
I would however tidy it up a bit using smaller line spacing
like in the g
h your expectations? Did you check them out? (See Help Index /
Masks for Trees).
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h, as I think it refers to the 32bit
userland, which should not be necessary on a 64bit Linux.
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/ War is Peace.
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|
| Theory : G. Orwell, "1984"
Slavery.
Alexander Wagner| Ignorance is Strength.
|
| Theory : G. Orwell, "1984"
/ In practice: USA,
the display routines Scid uses), so
it's not yet finished. However, even figurines wouln't solve your problem.
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xactly the same code. ?)
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|
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nv-variables on Debian nor do I
hack configure on my system.
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|
t clumsy in docked mode (ie. you have to
give focus to the main board, probably moste easily done by just clickin
into it) it should just work as all other hotkeys. Ie. either all are
broken or none.
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t; files - I just recorded it myself.
I'll add your patch as a suggestion and check it out. :)
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On 03/10/11 22:21, Joost 't Hart wrote:
Hi!
I often open game files by double clicking on them from Nautilus and
would like the system not to launch a second Scid instance when there
is already one. Is that possible?
>>> There is a helper app called sc_remote that should do the tri
On 03/04/11 10:30, Fred Mellender wrote:
Hi!
> I occasionally I run across a position on the internet with black at the
> bottom (8th rank at the bottom). When I use SCID’s edit/setup start
> board, white is at the bottom. Is there any way I can flip the start
> board so that I can copy the diagr
On 03/04/11 10:11, Gerardo Fernandez wrote:
Hi!
> I often open game files by double clicking on them from Nautilus and
> would like the system not to launch a second Scid instance when there
> is already one. Is that possible?
There is a helper app called sc_remote that should do the trick. Ie.
On 02/27/11 21:15, Gerardo Fernandez wrote:
Hi!
> I am trying to normalize a Scid database. It contains many local
> players who don't appear on FIDE's rating list and many different
> spellings for the names (one or two surnames, capital letters, the
> name before the surname, etc), because diff
On 02/27/11 22:48, Steve Steinitz wrote:
Hi!
>> I'll try to look into this. It seems to be an issue with docking mode
>> only as I don't experience anything like that in classical mode.
>
> I confirm, on Mac OS X, the problem goes away if I un-check
> Options - Windows - Dock windows.
Ok, then i
On 02/27/11 00:14, Steve Steinitz wrote:
Hi!
>> Just upgraded to 4.3 and when I navigate through a game using the arrow keys
>> SCID sometimes stops navigating the game and instead cycles through the
>> tabs/panes I have open on the right hand side of my SCID display.
>
> I confirm that I'm also
On 02/25/11 20:09, f...@libero.it wrote:
Hi!
> I had in mind something like this:
I'll leave algorithmic stuff in the hands of those who knows that area
best...
I tend to agree with Gerds comment that it is difficult to find a
perfect formula, so it might indeed be a good thing to make the we
On 02/26/11 13:17, Mark Cooper wrote:
Hi!
> Just upgraded to 4.3 and I've noticed that the tree window keeps loosing
> its layout/formatting. Any suggestions on how I can remedy this?
What do you mean by "loosing formatting"? The columns are not aligned?
Most likely then you didn't set your "fi
On 02/24/11 20:58, Robert Wesley wrote:
Hi!
> When will the next SCID update be released?
4.3 is just up for some days.
http://scid.sourceforge.net/download.html
Or do you refer to 4.4? This is indeed a bit early to say.
cu
Alexander
-
On 02/12/11 11:19, Joost 't Hart wrote:
Hi!
>> On Sat, Feb 12, 2011 at 1:45 AM, lo sus wrote:
>>> Thank you both for the information and advice.
>>> Which engines would you advise me to add to SCID?
>> In Linux Mint I'm using Stockfish 1.8, because 1.91 makes my (not very
>> powerfu
On 02/22/11 16:03, Fulvio wrote:
Hi!
>> I like to see the most interesting ( == commented) games to replay at
>> the top of the gamelist window when the tree filter is enabled. I
>> cannot sort the columns, but now I can sort the database. This comes
>> in handy.
>
> I know that everyone loves hi
On 02/22/11 08:00, Steven wrote:
Hi!
[...]
> Hmmm . I suppose you mean sorting the DB but not writing it to disk.
> Are you sure this is feasible ? I'm not overly familiar with
> DB structure and searches, but it sounds dangerous to me
> considering Scid's complexity. And at least part of Scid's
On 02/23/11 21:31, Mark Morss wrote:
Hi!
> Thanks for that suggestion. I must say, though, that if Scid has this
> number handy, it should be an option to have it written out at export
> time. That's a whole lot less work for the user than the procedure you
> suggest. I understand that this ma
On 02/22/11 20:55, Bernhard Rulla wrote:
Hi!
> Can it be that there is a maximum allowed path length?
>
> When I try to open a file from
> C:\Users\Rulla\Bernis Dateien\Schach\Eroeffnungen\A57-A59 Wolgagambit
>
> I get the error message "Error opening index file".
>
> When I open the same file fr
On 02/14/11 12:03, Francesco Bianco wrote:
Hi!
> the sf project homepage (http://sourceforge.net/projects/scid/)
> report the download of FIDE foto related to an event
> did it's ok?
> i think best promote win32 edition!
Should be fixed now but will point you to "your" version depending on
the
On 02/17/11 21:36, Mario Lacunza wrote:
Hi!
> Ok I understand that, the main important difference is the castle and
> the starting position...
>
> Any plan to support this option?
If we get someone doing it decently, I see absolutely no reason not to
incorporate it into Scid.
cu
Alexander
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On 02/14/11 20:13, Joost 't Hart wrote:
Hi!
>> Could you next time release source tarball without CVS internal files?
>> For instance, the following command from install section of the
>> Makefile
>>
>> cp -r ./html/* $(DESTDIR)$(SHAREDIR)/html/
>>
>> copy also CVS directories what is a bit confu
On 02/15/11 09:26, Fulvio wrote:
Hi!
>> That's a problem with the new Cocoa based Tk that ships with 10.6 and docked
>> windows mode. I build the regular Tcl and Carbon based Tk 8.5.9 from source
>> and use those to build Scid, there is no problem with that.
>>
>>
> If the problem in ::tree::re
On 02/14/11 14:30, Marco Saba wrote:
Hi!
> Thank you. I was able to concatenate all pdf files using:
> $ pdftk *.pdf cat output combined.pdf
Well, there are a host of options to concatenate stuff of course.
> Now the problem is the page numbering. Can I have SCID
> generate all LaTEX reports wi
Hi!
Those of you who check out cvs regularly may have noticed
already that I moved up all files to a unique revision.
Those of you who don't compile from cvs might like to point
their browser to our download page to fetch either the
windows binaries or the Unix tarball of 4.3. The Mac-build
is in
Hi!
Someone out there who'd volunteer in reworking Scids webpages?
Your profile:
- You know Scid
- You have some spare time
- You want to help the project to continue
- Ideally, you like to create webpages
Salery:
- Honour
Current stuff is done in text/html using high level tools like vi.
De
On 02/13/11 15:20, Joost 't Hart wrote:
Hi!
>> For example many wav files differs from my last checkout.
>
> Apparently you have already done a fresh checkout and run a diff on some
> existing workspace? Can you produce a complete and specific list of deltas?
Please note also that I added pendin
On 02/13/11 10:46, f...@libero.it wrote:
Hi!
> Finally sourceforge cvs is back online, but probably they restored an old
> backup version.
> For example many wav files differs from my last checkout.
Nope. For the wavs one of our users reworked them to clean them up a
bit, so I actually added a
On 02/13/11 10:43, f...@libero.it wrote:
Hi!
> It's strange, but seems to be a wanted "feature".
> Search is performed by the function strAlphaContains in misc.cpp that ignores
> spaces.
It seems so. I can actually imagine some cases where you're probably
lost otherwise. Take e.g. our friends f
On 02/12/11 19:32, Adrian Petrescu wrote:
Hi!
> I just noticed that for the last little while, a fresh CVS checkout of
> the Scid source fails compilation with:
Sorry, I missed a cvs add. It was just done right before cvs went down.
Now it's there.
cu
Alexander
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On 02/06/11 20:23, CCT TD - Peter Skinner wrote:
Hi!
> Yes. All windows are docked and the main window is maximized as you would
> any other.
>
> Even after saving the layout, saving the settings manually, and then
> allowing them to be saved upon exit, it still opens non-maximized.
I fear it is
On 02/11/11 20:46, djslc...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello Dave!
> Thank you for your reply. "Saving Options" did just recently finally
> work in regards to maintaining a static location of the folder I wish to
> use as a base directory for work in SCID! :)
I added the automatic storage of quite some di
On 02/10/11 10:59, Marco Saba wrote:
Hi!
> I would like to have a command (or the loop) that
> link together 700 pdf files automatically.
Probably, some shell loop? I think the simplest prototype (using
bash-syntax) would be:
$ for i in *.pdf; do echo "\includepdf{$i}" >> out.tex ; done
Then
On 02/08/11 19:58, Michael G Thomas wrote:
Hi!
> Concerning the move of the repository to some other service,
> I'm not conviced that this solves the problem. Acutally, sf
> has be very reliable till now, and tracking down root
> exploits is a time consuming issue. I don't know if
On 02/08/11 02:32, Joost 't Hart wrote:
Hi!
> Ahum,
>
> It's been a while now, and I must admit I am beginning to get
> this funny feeling of serious irritation.
Indeed.
> By way of recapping the original question: What the whack
> is going on.
From the blog:
On 02/07/11 19:54, Marco Saba wrote:
> Thank you. The second solution would be easier for me.
>
> How to?
I had to check it up in office. PDFPages is your friend. :
\usepackage{pdfpages}
You might want to read up it's docs concerning functionality. It is a
quite powerful package. cf.
http://ww
On 02/07/11 17:00, Marco Saba wrote:
Hi!
> I would like to have an option that when I choose to
> mass print preferred opening reports they would be
> numbered sequentially.
You refer to page numbers?
> Instead, each DVI (PDF) file has his own numbering.
> So I have to renumber each page of sub
On 02/07/11 00:19, Marcin Kasperski wrote:
Hi!
>> You can't. Scid enforces the laws of chess here and does not accept
>> invalid moves. In your case this is actually a drawback, in most others
>> it is definitely an advantage.
>
> Well, one need not exclude the other. Enforcing laws normally but
On 02/07/11 00:59, Steve Steinitz wrote:
Hi!
>> No need for the Clipbase to get involved here. This would
>> complicate things unecessarily. (Though it works, you can
>> import to the clipbase and then copy to your DB.)
>
> I may have encountered a bug in the Mac version where if I
> didn't go th
On 02/06/11 20:23, CCT TD - Peter Skinner wrote:
Hi!
> Yes. All windows are docked and the main window is maximized as you would
> any other.
. o O ( I almost have maximised windows ;)
> Even after saving the layout, saving the settings manually, and then
> allowing them to be saved upon exit,
On 02/05/11 22:05, CCT TD - Peter Skinner wrote:
Hi!
> When I open SCID the window does not maximize how I would like it. I
> maximize it, save settings, and still each time I open it, the window is
> not correct.
>
> Is there a way of fixing this?
I'll check that. To make sure: you refer to doc
On 02/06/11 00:11, Marcin Kasperski wrote:
Hello Marcin!
> a) Opp of my son castled under check at move 7. My son missed this and
> they happily continued to play until a few moves later they spotted the
> check, so he just moved the king out of it. The game had some
> interesting twists afterwar
On 02/05/11 23:03, Steve Steinitz wrote:
Hi!
> I created a database for my games (it doesn't get opened
> automatically). I typically open a game (created on my
> iPhone by tChess) by double clicking it (to open Scid on
> my Mac), add engine annotation to it and examine the
> wonderful Score Gra
On 02/05/11 21:37, Esteban Cervetto wrote:
Hi!
>>> SCID don t ask me where the games are saved when I
>>> init a game with Ctrl+x and I stay in the clipboard.
>>
>> They are saved in the clip base (not to be confused
>> with the clip board).
>>
>> If you switch to a "regular" base, they are creat
On 01/31/11 23:30, Joost 't Hart wrote:
Hi!
> 10. h3 e6 {comment} ( 10... 0-0-0 )
>
> With your patch, a blank line is inserted between the comment and the
> variation (if you enable "indent variations" as well). The
> "modification" was there to remove this blank line.
Yes. I may add that the f
On 01/30/11 18:00, Joost 't Hart wrote:
Hi!
[...]
> True. My idea of trial mode is that you can - literally - try something
> out on the board without actually changing the game. A scratch pad mode.
Agree.
> I do not understand why comments should be hidden. PLUS hitting ctrl/z
> in the pgn win
On 01/29/11 23:30, Steven wrote:
Hi!
> I get "can't get peername: socket is not connected".
>
>> fconfigure $sockChan
>
> returns
>
>> -blocking 1 -buffering full -buffersize 4096 -encoding utf-8
>> -eofchar {{} {}} -translation {auto crlf}
>> -sockname {***.**.65.4 pa***-**-65-4.pa.nsw.optusnet.
On 01/29/11 21:26, Joost 't Hart wrote:
Hello!
>> "try variation" removes annotations
>
> Hm, right, uh..., wrong!
>
> To relax this issue a bit: You have ctrl/z to undo this removal (and
> continue trial mode).
> And when ending trial mode (you cannot save the game in this state), the
> original
On 01/24/11 22:04, Mario Lacunza wrote:
Hi!
> I try that but the menus dont response to the let click (its imposible I
> guess in whatever OS keep both mouse buttons pressed at the same time
> and both work ) because if I release the right button the menu
> disappears again...
If you RMB on the
On 01/28/11 09:22, Joost 't Hart wrote:
Hi!
>> Joost 't Hart wrote:
>>> Looks like they have stopped CVS. I hope so :-)
>>
>> http://sourceforge.net/apps/wordpress/sourceforge/2011/01/27/service-downtime/
>>
>
> Thanks for noticing this; that explains.
Agrl. This will delay 4.3 till it is up aga
On 01/25/11 11:31, Fulvio wrote:
Hi!
> Alexander Wagner wrote:
>> In general we should discuss this point further. Probably, the games
>> list should indeed learn some states: all, tree, header and a
>> combination of those. What I tried to discuss with Gerd (but he seems
Hello Fulvio!
> Very interesting.
> I attach a screenshot and a patch.
Just checked out your screenshot. I'm currently on travel so I do not
had a chance to check your code. Anyway, Steven seems to have had a
glance and you seem to be interested in some response on the function as
such.
Some
On 01/23/11 00:46, Gerd Lorscheid wrote:
Hi!
> 1. Switching databases does not remove unsaved games
> 2. When you call ctrl-x you can see in the switcher what is the current
> database.
> The harmful operation is "sc_game load ...", which does remove an existing
> game and load a new one without
On 01/21/11 22:26, cruze...@infinito.it wrote:
Hi!
> I have a DGT board with serial interface.
> I am definitely a linux fan and I would like to use my wonderful board with
> my favourite OS and programs, like SCID or eboard.
> Unfortunately so far I've found outdated docs only. In fact this boar
On 01/22/11 11:50, Joost 't Hart wrote:
Hi!
>> I currently experience
>>
>> invalid command name ""
>> invalid command name ""
>>while executing
>> "$::utils::graph::_data($graph,canvas) delete -withtag g$graph"
>>(procedure "::utils::graph::redraw" line 4)
>>invoked from
On 01/22/11 08:29, Ian Zimmerman wrote:
Ian,
>
> Ian> The site in question is chess.com , and very likely they _don't_
> Ian> offer xfcc yet, but if I learn that it is available in my version
> Ian> of scid I'm OK with the (nag)* bugfix. :-)
>
> Alexander> They have a bit a strange starting t
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