On 12/29/10 17:56, Mark Morss wrote:
Hi!
Sorry to come back to that only now.
> When playing through a game with scid and the forward arrow takes you to
> more than one move, a "variations" popup box opens up with a list of the
> possible variations (one of which is highlighted).
Right. The hig
> Have you tried in Options->Moves to uncheck "Show variations window" and
> enable "Show Arrows for Variations"?
This should make one or two tips. I would have loved to see that a
few months ago.
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Steven wrote:
The arrows need to be made slightly wider, and with
canvas bindings to enter into each variation.
I'm not sure, but i think that tk doesn't support tha alpha
channel, so
you can't have transparent arrows like Chessbase's.
With many wider arrows i can imagine positions with
> > The arrows need to be made slightly wider, and with
> > canvas bindings to enter into each variation.
>
> I'm not sure, but i think that tk doesn't support tha alpha
> channel, so
> you can't have transparent arrows like Chessbase's.
> With many wider arrows i can imagine positions with most
Steven wrote:
> The arrows need to be made slightly wider, and with
> canvas bindings to enter into each variation.
>
>
I'm not sure, but i think that tk doesn't support tha alpha channel, so
you can't have transparent arrows like Chessbase's.
With many wider arrows i can imagine positions wit
I do not understand why there is a need for a modal window.
We already have the Game Information Area.
And, if that's not enough, we have the PGN window.
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On Thu, Dec 30, 2010 at 02:00, Steven wrote:
>
> > Have you tried in Options->Moves to uncheck "Show
> > variations window" and
> > enable "Show Arrows for Variations"?
> > Don't you like it?
>
> The arrows need to be made slightly wider, and with
> canvas bindings to enter into each variation.
> Have you tried in Options->Moves to uncheck "Show
> variations window" and
> enable "Show Arrows for Variations"?
> Don't you like it?
The arrows need to be made slightly wider, and with
canvas bindings to enter into each variation.
Steve
I've noticed this myself, and wondered
if
Hi Mark.
Long time. Hope you're fine.
On Wed, Dec 29, 2010 at 23:01, Steven wrote:
> Fulvio wrote:
> > Mark Morss wrote:
> > > When playing through a game with scid and the forward arrow takes you
> to
> > > more than one move, a "variations" popup box opens up with a list of
> the
> > > possib
Fulvio wrote:
> Mark Morss wrote:
> > When playing through a game with scid and the forward
> arrow takes you to
> > more than one move, a "variations" popup box opens up
> with a list of the
> > possible variations (one of which is
> highlighted). Clicking in the
> > popup box works fine, but the
Yes that is indeed very nice, and I'll probably disable the variations
box and use the arrows, which are more conveninet.
Still that doesn't answer my original concern, which is the behavior of
scid when the variaitons window is open.
Best, Mark Morss
On Wed, 2010-12-29 at 18:04 +0100, Fulvio
Mark Morss wrote:
> When playing through a game with scid and the forward arrow takes you to
> more than one move, a "variations" popup box opens up with a list of the
> possible variations (one of which is highlighted). Clicking in the
> popup box works fine, but there appears to be no way instea
When playing through a game with scid and the forward arrow takes you to
more than one move, a "variations" popup box opens up with a list of the
possible variations (one of which is highlighted). Clicking in the
popup box works fine, but there appears to be no way instead to just
click on the for
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