Pascal Georges wrote:
Hi!
> The info exists, in Mask menu.
Ah. You changed the info dialogue and it's hidden in there. Fine.
>> Only minor one:
>>
>> Currently, there is AFAIK no way to see which mask is open at the
>> moment. However, working with more than one mask, especially when adding
>>
Hi,
The info exists, in Mask menu.
Pascal
2009/6/16, Alexander Wagner :
> Hi!
>
> Only minor one:
>
> Currently, there is AFAIK no way to see which mask is open at the
> moment. However, working with more than one mask, especially when adding
> stuff to a mask, it would IMHO be helpful to see th
Hi!
Only minor one:
Currently, there is AFAIK no way to see which mask is open at the
moment. However, working with more than one mask, especially when adding
stuff to a mask, it would IMHO be helpful to see this somehow. ("Do I
add the moves for my white repertoir to the black's mask?")
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2009/3/15 Alexander Wagner
> Hi!
>
> It would probably come in handy if one could also add square and arrow
> marks within the masks by the same procedure as in comments (ie. [%...]
> tags within the text.)
If you want to do it ...
Pascal
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2009/3/14 Alexander Wagner
> Hi!
>
> Could it be that Scid does not ask to save a Mask if just Scid closes
> down? It asks for saving the mask if another one is loaded, but it would
> be nice if it reminds me to save the mask in case of closing the app as
> well. Probably, "autosave mask" would b
Hi!
It would probably come in handy if one could also add square and arrow
marks within the masks by the same procedure as in comments (ie. [%...]
tags within the text.)
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Kind regards,/ War is Peace.
|Freedom is Slaver
Hi!
Could it be that Scid does not ask to save a Mask if just Scid closes
down? It asks for saving the mask if another one is loaded, but it would
be nice if it reminds me to save the mask in case of closing the app as
well. Probably, "autosave mask" would be worth to consider.
--
Kind regar
Hi!
Just came across it: If a mask was changed and Scid closes down it does
not ask the user to first save this mask. Unfortunately, I do not know
how to hook this in and where.
BTW: I've added the missing ? NAG for the masks NAG menu (cvs)
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Kind regards,/ W
Hi!
Moving my old stuff to the new structure, I created two
separate preliminary mask files, one for white and one for
black.
Now I found that it would come in handy, if Scid could load
the proper mask automatically. I can imagine something like
the rotation of the board. By defining player names
