Alexander Wagner a écrit :
>
> Just to note that for compatibility reason I'd suggest not
> to switch to Tk 8.5 upon the day of arrival but when it made
> it into the major Linux Distributions. (Noting that Tk is
> still 8.4 even in Debian Unstable. I consider everything
> that made it to Debian st
pgeorges schrieb:
Hi!
>> pgeorges schrieb:
>>
>> BTW: What do you think about "consolidating" the many
>> individual submenues for settings in some larger dialog(s)?
>> Say all layout options in one dialog, all path settings in
>> another, stuff like that. Slowly many menuitems accumulate
Alexander Wagner a écrit :
> pgeorges schrieb:
>
> BTW: What do you think about "consolidating" the many
> individual submenues for settings in some larger dialog(s)?
> Say all layout options in one dialog, all path settings in
> another, stuff like that. Slowly many menuitems accumulate
> for sett
pgeorges schrieb:
Hi!
>> Hm, I admit that it would be a very nice thing for the user
>> not to have to dig in the code to find that valuable
>> information... I think some "n lines left for the cache"
>> (say if 95% is filled) would be some way to deal with it.
>> The nice way would probably
Alexander Wagner a écrit :
> Hm, I admit that it would be a very nice thing for the user
> not to have to dig in the code to find that valuable
> information... I think some "n lines left for the cache"
> (say if 95% is filled) would be some way to deal with it.
> The nice way would probably be to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
Good Morning!
> The cache keeps a compressed filter associated with each
> cached position. So once you have a pointer to an index
> pointing to the filter, the search takes no time (you
> don't have to go through all games to check if the
> position present). So
Cory Helfrich a écrit :
> Hello Pascal,
>
> Sorry for the delay in responding. I installed Scid 3.6.21rc5 on my
> Mac. I then did the following:
> 1. Opened my databases.
> 2. Used the "Fill cache file" from the tree window.
> 3. I clicked Save cache file" from the tree window. Scid saved the
> c
Selon Alexander Wagner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> pgeorges schrieb:
>
> Hi!
>
> > I tried to extend the number of lines used to fill the tree cache (2000
> > lines from ECO classification). Then I ran it with a tree from a 3 M
> > games base : the cache would need several weeks to be filled (!).
>
pgeorges schrieb:
Hi!
> I tried to extend the number of lines used to fill the tree cache (2000
> lines from ECO classification). Then I ran it with a tree from a 3 M
> games base : the cache would need several weeks to be filled (!).
3M means 3*10^6 I guess or 3.000.000 games. It would make
Hello Pascal,
Sorry for the delay in responding. I installed Scid 3.6.21rc5 on my
Mac. I then did the following:
1. Opened my databases.
2. Used the "Fill cache file" from the tree window.
3. I clicked Save cache file" from the tree window. Scid saved the
cache file correctly.
4. I ensured
Alexander Wagner a écrit :
> > So we could use a PGN-ified version of Scid.eco or
> > something like that and asks Scid to generate the cache
> > from it (even if the computing time will increase
> > somewhat).
>
> This is a good starting point, still I think it would be
> woth to have also a "user
Hi!
> I personaly never use the repertoire editor because I find
> PGN more universal to keep track of one's repertoire. That
> you prefer to use vi to edit it, confirms to me that the
> repertoire editor is not the best tool.
Well you're right, in the sense that it keeps the lines and
variat
Alexander Wagner a écrit :
> Also to Pascal in a similar problem. If there is a bug in
> cache handling and it has to be
> touched one might consierer ... ;)
>
> It would be nice to have a way to get more than the current
> variations indexed to the cache file automagically.
> Currently I do the f
Hi,
I am currently uploading a rc5 version that fixes a bug in the cache
saving function.
Could you please tell me if this fixes your problem ?
Pascal
Cory Helfrich a écrit :
> Hello Pascal,
>
> I usually open a large database to use as an opening book while
> analyzing games in a different da
Cory Helfrich schrieb:
Hi!
> I usually open a large database to use as an opening book
> while analyzing games in a different database. Whenever I
> open this database, the .stc file gets overwritten. Also,
> the "Auto-Save Cache" does not stay checked for me. I am
> using the latest version
Hello Pascal,
I usually open a large database to use as an opening book while analyzing games
in a different database. Whenever I open this database, the .stc file gets
overwritten. Also, the "Auto-Save Cache" does not stay checked for me. I am
using the latest version of scid (3.6.20) and this
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