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Betreff: Re: [Scid-users] Scid usability issues
2009/3/16 Alexander Wagner
Pascal Georges wrote:
Hi!
Anyway, the behaviour of Scid was changed here only
recently. Actually, the intention was to be more logical.
The original behaviour was as you describe as your wish. But
> Game list is a function local to a base. It does not work between two bases.
> For that games have to be copied from one base to another. Note that merging
> games between two bases is not hard technically, but a simple UI to do that
> is missing. To copy games to the target base may be less e
2009/3/16 Alexander Wagner
> Pascal Georges wrote:
>
> Hi!
>
>
> Anyway, the behaviour of Scid was changed here only
>>recently. Actually, the intention was to be more logical.
>>The original behaviour was as you describe as your wish. But
>>indeed your're right, it broke merging
Joost 't Hart wrote:
Hi!
>> Ah?! I admit, that I see your point, but you lost me
>> logic-wise here. If I change the base the board should
>> probably show the games of this base. That's why I
>> switched the base for, not?
>>
>
> I feel I understand it. In other products, the board is a
> m
Pascal Georges wrote:
Hi!
> Anyway, the behaviour of Scid was changed here only
> recently. Actually, the intention was to be more logical.
> The original behaviour was as you describe as your wish. But
> indeed your're right, it broke merging games from the list
> of games in
Alexander Wagner wrote:
> Gerd Lorscheid wrote:
>
> Hi!
>
>
>> I am used to have a small database containing games with
>> my own analysis. To update one of these games I open it,
>> search for interesting positions, look for (new) games in
>> my large reference database with this position, repl
> Anyway, the behaviour of Scid was changed here only
> recently. Actually, the intention was to be more logical.
> The original behaviour was as you describe as your wish. But
> indeed your're right, it broke merging games from the list
> of games indeed, this menu point does not make sense
> anym
Gerd Lorscheid wrote:
Hi!
> I am used to have a small database containing games with
> my own analysis. To update one of these games I open it,
> search for interesting positions, look for (new) games in
> my large reference database with this position, replay
> them and then update my game and r
I concur on both counts.
Keeping the working state as last time it was opened is a common
functionality in editors.
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I have the following usability issues with scid:
I am used to have a small database containing games with my own analysis. To
update one of these games I open it, search for interesting positions, look
for (new) games in my large reference database with this position, replay
them and then update m
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