Recently, I have commented this question with a friend who is a great
programmer. We check the code and he suggested me that the best way to store
timestamp data should start from the PGN files, and then create the
appropiate methods to register in SCID classes to handle/parse the way that
is going
> I like the ICC format, just a comment with the remaining time ( h:mm:ss )
> For example:
>
> 1. e4 {1:40:30} c6 {1:40:25} 2. d4 {1:40:02} d5 {1:40:50}
The problem here starts once you also have some true annotations.
I don't really like
1. e4 {1:40:30 Most popular opening move}
or
1. e4 {M
Beyond the annotation'style, was good my idea of annotate the times with a
grid? each one press enter the cursor should be the next time stamp to edit
it.
This week I wrote the timestamps from my game played few days ago. The
process is so long and borig that I left the rest of my games to find
an
Hi,
On 25 jul 2011, at 23:49, Alexander Wagner wrote:
> On 07/19/11 19:17, Esteban Cervetto wrote:
>
> Hi!
>
>>>is it possible annotate in PGN standads the time issued per move?
>>>It is an important data when you have to analize your performance.
>>>
>>>I agree.
>>>I l
On 07/19/11 19:17, Esteban Cervetto wrote:
Hi!
>> is it possible annotate in PGN standads the time issued per move?
>> It is an important data when you have to analize your performance.
>>
>> I agree.
>> I like the ICC format, just a comment with the remaining time (
>>
2011/7/19 Fulvio
> Esteban Cervetto wrote:
>
>> is it possible annotate in PGN standads the time issued per move?
>> It is an important data when you have to analize your performance.
>>
> I agree.
> I like the ICC format, just a comment with the remaining time ( h:mm:ss )
> For example:
>
> 1. e
Esteban Cervetto wrote:
> is it possible annotate in PGN standads the time issued per move?
> It is an important data when you have to analize your performance.
I agree.
I like the ICC format, just a comment with the remaining time ( h:mm:ss )
For example:
1. e4 {1:40:30} c6 {1:40:25} 2. d4 {1:40:
Hi Esteban,
There is an extension for the PGN standard, that defines how to add times to
moves in comments. This is mainly used in computer related environments, but
this can also be used for adding the time used per move.
See http://pgn4web.googlecode.com/svn/wiki/pgn-standard-proposed-supplem
is it possible annotate in PGN standads the time issued per move?
It is an important data when you have to analize your performance.
It would be interesting do a report in SCID that show the histogram of time
issued per move n° (and these responds to the actual filter in the database)
Regards
E
