I guess what I was hoping for was someone to say that this would be a great feature to add to Quackle. Is the development on Quackle dead? Are there any programmers interested in improving it?
~Adam Henderson, Seattle area --- In [email protected], Kevin Leeds <knle...@...> wrote: > > It works to save the file as .gcg, and then edit the cumulative scores > (Notepad editor can be used) to match what you had on the scoresheets. > > Then open the saved .gcg file back up in Quackle and it will have the > scores. When saved again, it will automatically adds text like this > and <a number> extra > to that line (as I recall). > > Might be a good way to investigate how quackle computes winning > percentage, in case you're treating it like a black box. Kevin L. > > On Fri, Apr 10, 2009 at 7:38 AM, psyadam <psya...@...> wrote: > > > > > > Is there a feature in Quackle that can allow the user to change the score of > > a given play to the score agreed upon during the game? For instance, AALS > > should be worth 19 in a game I played against Tony Verma, however he > > announced his score as 20 and I didn't check it, so that's now the true > > score of the play. > > > > Thanks, ~Adam Henderson, from the Seattle area > > > > > > >
