On 10/27/11 03:29, Steven wrote:
Hi,
> Hi Steve
>
> I got an error with "sc_pos analyze" in my testing.
>
> This command is still in analysis.tcl, but has been removed from tkscid.cpp.
> It's a known bug that hasn't been fixed.
> (You can probably reinsert sc_pos_analyze yourself).
Just pushed it. Please confirm that this done right.
If not, Gerd may need to give it some extra attention (as he
accidentally removed it in a serious cleanup action).
Cheers,
Joost.
>
>>> 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.
> It's a good hack i think ;> I managed to accidentally remove the "continue"
> command which should still be there.
>
> So i can't really continue testing. My hack will probably have to deal with
> issues at near mate situations too. 11 or 12 is probably a good depth, and of
> course this can be made configurable. Maybe i'll code it myself properly one
> day as it makes more sense than a fixed time search.
>
>> Steven, I, for one, appreciate your continued work on Scid, and your passion
>> is refreshing.
> Thanks.
>
> S.A.
>
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