On Wednesday 26 March 2008, Alexander Wagner wrote:
> > But one issue that arise is the name of the package. The
> > old Scid is dead, Chessdb exists (existed)
> > in de the debian distribution so we need to figure out an
> > other name for Scid before it can be accepted as a
> > package. (w
Hi
> On Tuesday 25 March 2008, Alexander Wagner wrote:
> Its not perfectly polished yet as the Correspondence Chess
> part took more time than I expected (well this part right
> now offers much more functionality than I first intended ;)
> but it will get polished as soon as I've the time.
>
> F
On Wednesday 26 March 2008, Alexander Wagner wrote:
> Hi!
>
> >>> If you're at the bleeding edge, you'll have to package the
> >>> styles and stuff with scid (which I consider a major design
> >>> fault) plus people will most likely not know how to use
>
> [...]
>
> >>> enable it would probably
On Wednesday 26 March 2008, Alexander Wagner wrote:
> > Sorry to hook in here again: if you even go beyond "Debian
> > Testing" you'll get to areas where nearly no distribution
> > will just deliver it, don't speak of the world beyond
> > Linux...
> >
> > I don't even know of a distribution that co
> > which tex system are you using? You should also use the
> > most recent packages. I would strongly recommend using
> > skak with chessfs/chessboard or texmate. There are several
> > documents which are explaining everything very detailed.
>
> I'd actually NOT suggest to use really the latest an
I have played somewhat with the skak package.
I like the way the diagrams are handled and can be scaled. Also the fonts
are much better.
However I saw few drawbacks. I cant tell if its not possible or I couldnt
find it.. ;). The use of Informator symbols in Skak are badly documented...
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I have played somewhat with the skak package.
I like the way the diagrams are handled and can be scaled. Also the fonts are
much better.
However I saw few drawbacks. I cant tell if its not possible or I couldnt
find it.. ;). The use of Informator symbols in Skak are badly documented...
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Hi,
3.6.23 now supports the DGT-board :). Well I think it does...
Under 'Connect hardware' a engine driver dgtdrv2.i686 is given
(Commmand is written with 3 m's in the menu..).
Has anybody tested it?
The driver can be found here... http://dgtdrv.sourceforge.net/
gr,
Willem
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> Hi,
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> I have modified game.cpp,
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Hi,
I have modified game.cpp, game.h and added a new include file naglatex.h.
The latter file contains all Tex - Nag translations.
Zipfile with the source (based on scid 3.6.22) is attached.
I noticed that when the .tex file is generated the tex-parser is showing errors.
Modifying the tex-header
On Friday 21 March 2008, Alexander Wagner wrote:
> WilSoft wrote:
>
> Hi!
>
> > When I use Scid for generating .tex files all NAG-codes
> > from $142 and above appear as '$...' in the tex-file. I
> > have checked the option 'symbolic style notation&
Hi,
When I use Scid for generating .tex files all NAG-codes from $142 and above
appear as '$...' in the tex-file.
I have checked the option 'symbolic style notation' to !+=, but has no effect
on the output.
The tex_chess font which I also installed does support $142 but only as the
tex '\bette
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