pgeorges wrote:
Hi!
>> The directory Inbox exists right below the scid
>> executable (or actually the path where you invoked scid)?
>> Did you try an absolute path?
> Yes.
Ok. Admitting that it makes me wonder as it drops my idea ;)
>> If the path exists: if you fetch the games via Xfcc it
Alexander Wagner a écrit :
> Pascal Georges schrieb:
>
> Hi!
>
> > I still can't retrieve games list : I checked "use
> > internal Xfcc support" , but after "retrieve games" I get
> > the following error : "Your Inbox at ./Inbox does not
> > contain any game", as if the "inbox" was processed
Pascal Georges schrieb:
Hi!
> I still can't retrieve games list : I checked "use
> internal Xfcc support" , but after "retrieve games" I get
> the following error : "Your Inbox at ./Inbox does not
> contain any game", as if the "inbox" was processed before
> any real fetch or something li
2008/3/16, Alexander Wagner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
>
> Thanks for the testing! Its just that one does not come
> accross all the problems in self testing. You'll also notice
> that I fixed a more crucial bug in case you'll send a move
> for you son. This works only till this afternoons cvs
> versio
Pascal Georges wrote:
Hi!
> I did not check CVS for a couple of days. I will look at
> it, but trying correspondence chess is not easy for me as
> I need to borrow my son's account, and he does not like
> that so much ;-)
Thanks for the testing! Its just that one does not come
accross all the p
Pascal Georges wrote:
Hi!
Ups, should have sent it to the list as well.
> - it would be nice to generate on the fly the xfccrc file with the
> username/password that user inputs;
This is possible though I don't know wether it makes much
sense as CC takes some times involving always fetching t
Pascal Georges wrote:
Hi again!
> - when checking an account with no running game, there is an error
> ("retrieve games") :
> Invalid game number.
Fixed in cvs, I think.
But please check that you've a valid inbox directory set up.
(I'll add some check for this but this is a bit more
involved
Hi,
I tested xfcc support and here are my remarks :
- it would be nice to generate on the fly the xfccrc file with the
username/password that user inputs;
- in config dialog, pressing Ok triggers an error about an unknown variable
w
- when checking an account with no running game, there is an erro
Michal Rudolf schrieb:
Hi!
> I like XFCC support, but I have one request: can you make
> toolbar icons for it optional? I use Scid on laptop and
> they take too much space, making whole window bigger,
> which is a problem on a small screen.
The recent edition moves them to the correspondence
Alexander Wagner, czwartek, 13 marca 2008:
>Alexander Wagner schrieb:
>
>Hi!
>
>Yestereve I checked in a reworked edition of the
>correspondence chess code for scid adding some ideas from
>Austin (SchemingMind) which we discussed in PM and a
>reworked interface. Also I fixed some bugs found by JJ
Alexander Wagner schrieb:
Hi!
Yestereve I checked in a reworked edition of the
correspondence chess code for scid adding some ideas from
Austin (SchemingMind) which we discussed in PM and a
reworked interface. Also I fixed some bugs found by JJ in
testing the stuff and some typoes, one of them un
2008/3/8, Alexander Wagner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> Actually here I like the notion that it was just a bug in your brain and
> you got the wrong package installed. I'll add a suitable error message
> of course.
>
> I'm polishing the interface right now (you might have noticed in cvs)
> hence there
pgeorges wrote:
Hi!
> This is not a bug in Suse's packages, but one of my brain :-[
>
> I installed latest Opensuse 10.3 and noticed there is a tdom package on
> the DVD that is sufficient to install and now "package require tdom"
> works well. I think the package naming would having been clea
Alexander Wagner a écrit :
> pgeorges wrote:
>
> Hi!
>
> >> This is a stable SuSE? Or some of this Open-Ever-Beta
> >> stuff? That is: could it just be a bug in SuSE? Probably
> >> solved by some of their updates?
> >>
> > I use SLED 10.1, supported by Suse. I also checked on Windows
> > (ActiveSta
pgeorges wrote:
Hi!
>> This is a stable SuSE? Or some of this Open-Ever-Beta
>> stuff? That is: could it just be a bug in SuSE? Probably
>> solved by some of their updates?
>>
> I use SLED 10.1, supported by Suse. I also checked on Windows
> (ActiveState Tcl) and tdom is present.
So it is
Alexander Wagner a écrit :
> Pascal Georges wrote:
>
> Hi!
>
> > On my Suse distro I get a crash after "package require
> > tdom" ...
>
> That's bad news...
>
> This is a stable SuSE? Or some of this Open-Ever-Beta
> stuff? That is: could it just be a bug in SuSE? Probably
> solved by some of the
Pascal Georges wrote:
Hi!
> On my Suse distro I get a crash after "package require
> tdom" ... Would it be possible to incorporate the
> necessary code in Scid ? As a workaround I wrote catch {
> package require tdom } so Scid can be launched, but for
> the least this exception should be ca
Pascal Georges wrote:
Hi!
> On my Suse distro I get a crash after "package require
> tdom" ...
That's bad news...
This is a stable SuSE? Or some of this Open-Ever-Beta
stuff? That is: could it just be a bug in SuSE? Probably
solved by some of their updates?
I guess you have the tdom package
Hi Alexander,
On my Suse distro I get a crash after "package require tdom" ... Would it be
possible to incorporate the necessary code in Scid ?
As a workaround I wrote
catch { package require tdom }
so Scid can be launched, but for the least this exception should be caught
if no other solution is
Hi!
I just checked in the first version of internal Xfcc support
for scid into cvs, ie. a pure tcl implementation not
requiring any exteranl tools anymore (but I'll continue to
allow for them as I feel interfaces the most important).
As I did just translate my perl toolchain to tcl I expect it
to
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