--- In [email protected], "John Van Pelt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Sorry if these are already documented... read or discard at will. > > 1. On Windows XP 2002, Media Center Edition, SP2; Quackle 0.95 -- During > data entry for a tournament game, using Player one (Human) and Player two > (Human with unknown racks), I attempted to enter "exchange 5" on the command > line for my opponent. I mistakenly typed "exchange 56", and the program > failed with an error message which I neglected to record, and then quit, > losing my work.
Ooh ouch, I'm sorry! Thanks for pointing out this bug. I will fix it before the next release. I'm not sure when that will be :-) > > 2. Same platform, same Quackle. I entered about 3/4 of the plays in a > tournament game, again using 'human' versus 'human with unknown racks'. I > saved the file. Later I reopened the game file from the "File > Open" > menu. I continued entering the remainder of the plays from the game. Now > Quackle warned me each time that my opponent's rack did not contain the > tiles of the candidate play, as if it had forgotten the "unknown racks" > setting. > Ah that's a long-standing bug :-( If I have time I will see if I can fix it. It is quite bothersome to run into. Thank you for the very good catch and reminder!! --Jason > Thank you for Quackle. > > -jvp >
