On 06/19/11 17:31, f...@libero.it wrote:
Hi!
I came across another issue here and I think it is necessary to tackle
this now. With the new filter functionality, the best games work on the
games displayed in the games list as soon as a filter is active. This is
a very nice function indeed in most cases I'd say.
But two points I just stumbled upon:
- That there is an active filter is still not announced somewhere. I
think we need a visual feedback that a filter is in place. I'd say I
know Scid pretty well and even though I'm aware of the principle as such
I just stumbled upon it as the tree didn't list me a game that should
have been there.
- It would be very nice if possible to temporarly switch off a filter in
the best games. I could imagine a button in best games that light on if
a filter is active and pressing the button would produce the best games
disregarding the filter.
The usecase is simple: my ongoing CC games are all fetched from the
servers (and/or other sources) and update a local Scid database. For
this reason this very base also collects all my own games. Now I've an
ongoing game in a sidline that I didn't meet that often but from my
written notes (on paper in one of my opening references) I knew that I
met this line at least once. Unfortunately, the Tree window doesn't show
the other game as for CC gameplay I have to set filters to find the game
in question for updating and selecting. Clearing the filters immediately
shows the game in question. But for the average user I fear that the
connection is not clear without some visual feedback that a filter is
active at all.
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