On Sun, 28 Feb 2010 21:20:31 +0100, Alexander Wagner
wrote:
Hi
>>> No, unfortunately not, sc_remote opens another instance just like Scid.
>> Ran sc_remote with debug on:
>> Found the following list of scid interpreters //
>> Checking if the requested databases are already open in a Scid
>>
Jan Gent wrote:
Hi!
>> No, unfortunately not, sc_remote opens another instance just like Scid.
>
> Ran sc_remote with debug on:
>
> Found the following list of scid interpreters //
> Checking if the requested databases are already open in a Scid
> Dealing with remaining non-open databases
> //
On Sun, 28 Feb 2010 16:21:50 +0100, Jan Gent wrote:
> On Sun, 28 Feb 2010 16:02:16 +0100, Jan Gent
> wrote:
>
>>
>> No, unfortunately not, sc_remote opens another instance just like Scid.
>
> Ran sc_remote with debug on:
>
> Found the following list of scid interpreters //
> Checking if the r
On Sun, 28 Feb 2010 16:02:16 +0100, Jan Gent wrote:
>>> Why isn't there a command-line option (like --use), for using the
>>> running instance instead of opening a new instance.
>>
>> It's not implemented by a commandline switch but by an external helper
>> called sc_remote. Try if using this he
>> Why isn't there a command-line option (like --use), for using the
>> running instance instead of opening a new instance.
>
> It's not implemented by a commandline switch but by an external helper
> called sc_remote. Try if using this helper instead of the Scid main
> program solves your p
Jan Gent wrote:
Hi!
> I've set up my PC to open pgn (mimetype) files with Scid.
>
> Unfortunately Scid starts multiple instances instead of opening the pgn
> file in the running instance.
Unfortunate is relative here, but in most cases I agree. (However, it
sometimes comes in handy to be abl
I've set up my PC to open pgn (mimetype) files with Scid.
Unfortunately Scid starts multiple instances instead of opening the pgn
file in the running instance.
Why isn't there a command-line option (like --use), for using the running
instance instead of opening a new instance.
This could als