Hi,
I could see that my work about the html+js export of games has been
included in the new version of Scid, thanks.
If I may suggest:
- we are asked for a html file name and Scid will now export nicely
all the needed files (I am on Mac and have to add the .html after the
file name) such as
Pascal Georges, piątek, 27 marca 2009:
>2009/3/27 F. Charly
>
>> I tried posting but got : "Message body is too big: 41286 bytes with a
>> limit of 40 KB"
>> Isn't 40 KB a bit small?
>
>It is a limit set by sourceforge.
If I remember well, it can be changed by the list admin.
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Michal Rudolf
2009/3/27 F. Charly
> I tried posting but got : "Message body is too big: 41286 bytes with a
> limit of 40 KB"
> Isn't 40 KB a bit small?
>
It is a limit set by sourceforge.
>
>
> I modified the images in the bitmaps folder, I think that they look nicer.
> Simply replace the older bitmaps fold
F. Charly wrote:
Hi!
> I used Benoit's suggestion at
> http://www.dynamicdrive.com/style/layouts/category/C11/
The new one looks perfect, indeed :) Very nice.
Thanks a lot!
(Just for the record: did not vote for frames as such, but
the board should be visible and not be gone in move 17
alread
Hi Pascal,
I also post this to the list as someone may have an answer about the
html entities.
On 25 mars 09, at 10:55, Pascal Georges wrote:
> 2009/3/25, F. Charly:
>> Hi there,
>>
>> I used Benoit's suggestion at
>> http://www.dynamicdrive.com/style/layouts/category/C11/
>
> Le résultat a l'a
You should see the new version I posted 1 1/2 hour ago, or are you
mentioning about this one?
At least we need better images for the pieces, I find them too big
compared to the square size and not nicely cut.
I hade a look at enpassant, there are some interesting things. I kind
of like very
On Mar 23, 2009, at 12:15 PM, F. Charly wrote:
> I modified the games html export files.
> They now are in a no frame W3C error free XHTML 1.0 Strict version.
> I include here a sample of 3 games.
> I edited the js, css and game files html.
I like it too. I have only one observation, I think the
Frames are deprecated. That means producing that kind of page will
become junk soon enough. If I had to choose between a simpler design
to accomodate a valid format and frames to accomodate HTML generation
of intensively annotated games, I'd choose the former. Intensively
annotated games are no
F. Charly wrote:
Hi!
> I modified the games html export files.
This looks pretty nice. However, I've an issue... As you
removed the frames the former left frame has a slight
problem. Just export a game that is heavily annotated and
you'll see what I mean.
This column now gets strechted in lengt
I really like the new HTML file. Fast and clean. Thanks, Charly !
(As a aide note, frames may have some abstruse advantages, but are now
depecrated.)
If you ever want to adventure in a complete rehaul, Charly and others,
there are some (wishful) areas of improvement :
1. Creating configuration
On 23 mars 09, at 21:57, Pascal Georges wrote:
> I don't understand why but copying bitmaps/ directory in the same
> folder does not display the pieces.
I explained in my next message. There are (at least not on the Mac
version) 2 different bitmaps folders. The one needed here contains
imag
On Mar 23, 2009, at 1:56 PM, F. Charly wrote:
> A friend using Linux, says there are several bitmaps folders, one
> contains, images such as bbb, bbk, etc and another one with bb.gif,
> bk.gif, …
> On the Mac, I have only the second one and this the one to copy in the
> Scid_html_export
There ar
2009/3/23 F. Charly
> A friend using Linux, says there are several bitmaps folders, one contains,
> images such as bbb, bbk, etc and another one with bb.gif, bk.gif, …
> On the Mac, I have only the second one and this the one to copy in the
> Scid_html_export
That's right, I forgot this one.
I don't understand why but copying bitmaps/ directory in the same folder
does not display the pieces.
Could sum up the advantages of the new version ?
Pascal
2009/3/23 F. Charly
> I modified the games html export files.
> They now are in a no frame W3C error free XHTML 1.0 Strict version.
> I
A friend using Linux, says there are several bitmaps folders, one
contains, images such as bbb, bbk, etc and another one with bb.gif,
bk.gif, …
On the Mac, I have only the second one and this the one to copy in the
Scid_html_export
As I said earlier, I think that all the necessary files (bit
Benoit St-Pierre a écrit :
> Hello Pascal,
>
> If you are lazy, what are we ?
> Personnally, I quite enjoy the HTML page
And did you look at the latest output :-) ?
http://prolinux.free.fr/scid/games/gda.html
I added mini-diagrams in the moves frame, so critical positions are
eye-catching. Pi
Michal Rudolf a écrit :
> [EMAIL PROTECTED], sobota, 21 kwietnia 2007:
>
>> Bitmaps are scaled depending on board size. With Qt you have native
>> anti-aliasing that I think is not available with Tk (at least in version
>> 8.4). Anti-aliased bitmaps can be used in HTML export but I don't think
On 4/24/07, Benoit St-Pierre <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello Pascal,
>
> If you are lazy, what are we ?
> Personnally, I quite enjoy the HTML page !
> So keep up the good work, Pascal !
I appreciate the work (and there are other programs to convert games
for the web), but my points still stand:
0200
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: [Scid-users] HTML export (finished ?)
> To: Scid Users List
> Message-ID: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1
>
> Hi,
>
> You can see how the HTML export looks now at
> http://prolinux.free.fr
On 4/23/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The configuration can be changed through CSS (scid.css) and in the header part
> of Javascript (scid.js). Those two files are not dynamically generated, so any
> modification will be persistent.
That's really why more options are *needed*
Hi,
You can see how the HTML export looks now at
http://prolinux.free.fr/scid/games/Bxh7.html
http://prolinux.free.fr/scid/games/gda.html
I added :
- coordinates;
- board rotation;
- moving back and forward with arrow keys (left and right arrows), which only
works with Firefox;
- new piece sets a
[EMAIL PROTECTED], sobota, 21 kwietnia 2007:
>Bitmaps are scaled depending on board size. With Qt you have native
>anti-aliasing that I think is not available with Tk (at least in version
> 8.4). Anti-aliased bitmaps can be used in HTML export but I don't think I
> will manage to do it in Scid.
I
Selon Michal Rudolf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> A few suggestions:
> * squares have wrong colors (e1 should be black)
Ooops.
> * keyboard use will be great (left/right/home/end) although I am not a
> JavaScript expert and have no idea how to do it
This should be feasible.
> * better piece graphics
pgeorges, sobota, 21 kwietnia 2007:
>Hi,
>
>Until now the export of games to HTML was a little bit basic. I made
>another export menu called "HTML+Javascript" aside the usual "HTML".
>You can find examples of the output at:
>http://prolinux.free.fr/scid/games/Bxh7.html
>http://prolinux.free.fr/sci
Hi,
Until now the export of games to HTML was a little bit basic. I made
another export menu called "HTML+Javascript" aside the usual "HTML".
You can find examples of the output at:
http://prolinux.free.fr/scid/games/Bxh7.html
http://prolinux.free.fr/scid/games/gda.html
Note that the first serie
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