On 1/8/25 13:51, Morten Skarstad wrote:
Suggestion and feature request: I would love to be able to take back a
move by simply moving the piece back. So I play e2-e4, realize I
should have played d2-d4, so instead of making a black move I make
another white move in reverse order to undo the pr
Thanks,
fixed with:
https://sourceforge.net/p/scid/code/ci/16828e3586f61ab367c245ae327ed8a81e25e574/
On 9/21/24 02:11, Michael Römer wrote:
Hello,
I have observed the following rating type changes happen for me upon
opening a database:
BlackElo -> BlackElo
BlackRating -> BlackRapid
BlackRa
> Since the release of version 5.0, the Sourceforge files page no
> longer contains a working source code release. The _src_ tarball
> contains a few random binaries, not the source code.
Hi Adam,
Thanks for reaching out.
Can you please clarify? I checked the scid_src_5.0.2.zip in the download page
> Hi, I have this error in current 4.8. and git version.
> When reloading a saved layout, I get this error:
>
Thanks,
I pushed a patch that should fix the bug.
Let me mention that in the current 4.8 the evaluation bar has been improved.
It allows to easily add new engines:
https://github.com/ben
> Thank you for your help, Fulvio; that completely solved my problem.
>
> The method I was using for batch annotation of multiple games worked
> in a previous version of Scid but not in Scid 4.7.0;
Yes, in previous versions the changes to a PGN file were stored in RAM and it
was necessary to r
Hello,
in SCID it is not possible to overwrite a game in a PGN file and consequently
it is not possible to annotate it directly.
It must first be imported into a new database or into the ClipBase.
However, thanks for reporting the bug, it should show a more understandable
error message.
I think
> What I'm trying to say is: Scid in my view has so much potential.
> Let's make Scid a real alternative to ChessBase...
> and take my money god damn it! ;-)
Hi Andreas,
thanks for expressing the intention of supporting the project.
I agree that resources are necessary to make a truly professional
Hi Ed,
even though we have never talked to each other, I know your chess projects,
which are useful and interesting.
I admit I don't know anything about the Polyglot format, but it seems to me a
not too complicated and useful modification.
You are proposing to change this code:
https://source
> Yes, it does. It can a) import into the current database in scid format
> and b) display READ-ONLY.
>
Hi everyone,
just a few clarifications:
- starting from version 4.7.0 PGN files are opened in "append" mode: it is not
possible to modify existing games, but it is possible to add new games (f
Hi,
> I do see how the Debian package added tcllib as a recommended dependency
> in 2012, but did not find elaboration of what exactly from tcllib is
> needed; all that was mentioned was Xfcc support.
Sorry, I never used and I don't know the code of the SCID's correspondence
module. I too though
Yes and No: you don't need the tklib but the tcl/tk library is not
automatically installed by SCID.
When configuring SCID, a tcl library must be found, automatically or manually
(https://github.com/benini/scid/blob/github/azure-pipelines.yml#L194 ).
If the Macports' libraries correspond to the De
Hi Greg,
thanks for the detailed analysis.
My guess is it doesn't depend on the engine but it is triggered when the
analyzed move is added to the current (probably complex) game.
It is pretty easy to debug SCID on Linux, something like:
sudo apt-get install build-essential gdb cmake tcl-dev
git cl
Have you tried if the latest version works?
https://sourceforge.net/projects/scid/files/Scid/Scid%20Latest/scid_linux.tar.gz/download
> Scid crashes after analyzing two moves. I am analyzing with Stockfish
> 230620 64 BMI2 in Scid version 4.6.4 (using tcl/tk version 8.6.9)
> on a Deb
Thanks,
that was a bug.
I have pushed a patch:
https://sourceforge.net/p/scid/code/ci/2a7db436603d50b27cf916d065be662e1b4edb5a/
Bye,
Fulvio
> Il 3 maggio 2020 alle 17.01 Maurice McCarthy < mansel...@gmail.com
> mailto:mansel...@gmail.com > ha scritto:
>
>
> Hi,
>
> I've been
> Il 4 febbraio 2020 alle 14.52 Maurice McCarthy ha
> scritto:
>
>
> Hi,
>
> Does anyone know an easy way to dock a loose window?
Hi,
to dock a window press F9 (the window must have the keyboard focus).
Bye,
Fulvio
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