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btw, i like the chessx project, the idea of writing a modern chess interface.
but the work at scid is much more active, so what about putting the ideas of
the chessx project into the scid project?
The code is a mess, but i works well, it's a bit of magic :-)
If you have spare time, imho the first most important step is to separate c
code from tk/tcl.
If you look at tkscid.cpp all sc_* functions should simply call a new neat
interface that expose scid's database functionality.
In this way new functions, bug fixes and improvements are trasparent to GUI and
you don't need to rewrite tk/tcl code, you simply add new GUIs.
Maybe the new interface could be implemented via net sockets: you can have the
database on a server and connect to it with your new Java GUI from your
netbook's browser (or iPhone applet).
I mean, something that works like this: mpd.wikia.com
Fulvio
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