Hi Steven,
I was hoping for replies from you and Joost :)
On 27 Oct 11, at 4:14am, Steven wrote:
> To achieve your ends you just need a better control structure (more or less
> meaning a full rewrite i fear ;>)
>
> With something like
>
> while (not end of batch) {
> while (not end of game) {
> vwait ::next_move_is_now
> generate-annotation-from $::analysis(score$1)
> ::move::Forward
> }
> }
Thanks for that template for doing it the right way. Your idea is clear but
I'm not handy enough with Scid concepts yet to know how to implement it. I
will file it for future work.
> but it may be possible to do without a rewrite. Just the annotate time delay
> to something large, and in
>
> In uci.tcl
>
> - if { $t == "depth" } { incr i ; set uciInfo(depth$n) [ lindex $data $i ] ;
> continue }
>
> + if { $t == "depth" } { incr i ; set uciInfo(depth$n) [ lindex $data $i ]
> + if {$uciInfo(depth$n) == 8} {
> + after cancel autoplay
> + autoplay
> + }
Fantastic. That works. Thank you. Its exciting.
Unfortunately it crashes here after a few moves. I'll investigate later.
> Seems to work here, but probably needs work.
Thanks for prototyping it.
> Change.
> - set analysis(log_stdout) 0
> + set analysis(log_stdout) 1
Ah, very useful. Thank you.
> Scid vs. PC of course has slowly been morphing these procs to remove the two
> engine limit and run computer tournaments, but it's still a right f-ing mess
> (shrug).
Steven, I, for one, appreciate your continued work on Scid, and your passion is
refreshing. I don't know the full history of the split between Scid and Scid
vs. PC/Mac but I hope the two can somehow merge one day with the benefits of
both. Scid vs Mac seems to have a Mac friendlier interface to me, but its
missing the Score All Moves in the Annotation (as we've discussed). Now that
I've gotten my hands dirty maybe I can help implement that.
All the best,
Steve
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