Hello,

so things become clearer. Alexander and Steven are multi-window user and
Joost and me are single window user. Steven wants to connect the switcher to
the game list. For me as single window user it is connected anyway. But
there is a problem for multi. The switcher is also related to the main
window as the current game does switch with the actual database. And with
the changes I planning the game list is no longer dependent on the switcher.
Last point is that multi window users like Alexander don't use the game list
window in favor of the browser as stated below. Steven, you should think
twice.

Filtering on the tree data. In my private code I have a hack. If the
database is larger than 100.000 games it creates a statistic only on those
games with rating > 2300. The reason is simple. Below there is a high risk,
that the game results do not relate to the opening. So following statistics
in opening preparation have a higher risk to become misleading. This hack
triggers only for large reference databases because there looking for a
statistic over all games is in my opinion completely useless.
A good question is how a clean implementation could look like. Again the
search filter of the database should not be misused for this as it has its
own useful purpose. One possibility could be a minimum rating field in the
tree window or just a flag with a hardcoded limit or the possibility to set
a full or some attributes of the header mask... I am open to alternatives
here.  

        Gerd


-----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
Von: Alexander Wagner [mailto:a.wag...@physik.uni-wuerzburg.de] 
Gesendet: Sonntag, 16. Januar 2011 10:58
An: f...@libero.it
Cc: Scid Users List
Betreff: Re: [Scid-users] Filter trap - Corner case?

On 01/15/2011 05:55 PM, f...@libero.it wrote:

Hi!

> I'm sorry, i probably didn't get your point right.
> Are you saying that the actual behavior: a tree window that shows the
stats
> for the entire unfiltered database and only the best games for the partial
> filtered database is an intended feature!?!

Right. The tree statistics currently refers to all games in the base 
while the best games gets the filter applied. Currently if you're 
searching for a player your tree does NOT reflect that players repertoir.

> What if i want to look at a list of games of an opponent, and at how the
top
> players (Carlsen, Aronian, Kramnik, etc...) played that position?

Well, I feel you've to resort to the way how it was done all day long: 
search for the players you're interested, copy their games to (at least) 
the clipbase and use that base' tree against your opponents game.

IMHO there're quite some reasons why you end up with more that just one 
reference base IRL. This is just one of them.

> Wouldn't it be simpler to just open a different tree window with only the
> games of an opponent (so you have stats and best games only for his games
and
> at the same time the ability to check your full database for stats and
best
> games of other players)?

If I got Gerd correcly once he supplied the filter patch, it would be 
easily possible to have the tree doing it's bean counting only against 
the filtered games. (Gerd, you might want to comment on this yourself, 
you're the expert here.) The question arises indeed if this would not be 
the more logical behaviour, following the filter logic. If I recall 
correctly one argument against it was that you might actually not be 
interested in your opponents repertoir but in the best move in your 
database. And this doesn't get displayed if you filter the tree stats.

(Side note: in Scid all those things were called "searches" till now, 
probably this has some meaning.)

cu
Alexander

BTW: for pure technical reasons and make it easier to follow 
discussions, it would be great if all members of this list could switch 
their email programs to use standard subject quoting (ie. Re: and 
nothing else) and get them to correctly handle threads. TIA!

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