I really should give this a miss now Steve. I'm a little busy to try to make
this feature right now.
> On that subject, I
> see both a CVS and a git repository for Scid. Which
> one should I pull from?
Git
> I broke my Scid while adding a depth widget to the
> Annotation window and trying set a default value, read the
> widget and accessing the value in analysis.tcl.
> Oops. I should have set up a git repository. Was
> shooting from the hip.
>
> What do you guys use to set breakpoints? Do I hear
> laughter?
Yes
> Is Komodo any good?
Yes.
> Worth $300?
No
> >> but Scid does sometimes stop moving to the next
> game position after a dozen or so
> >> moves -- as it has always done.
> >
> > I don't know about this though.
>
> Yes. Its odd. That's why I want to breakpoint
> or at least get some kind of logging going. I'm
> working blind.
I hardly use traces, but something like
catch {
puts [info level [expr [info level] -1]]
}
to find the calling procedure(s). Traces can be done with:
trace add execution PROC_TO_BE_TRACED enterstep ::traceok
proc ::traceok {string op} {
puts "$string , $op"
}
If you cant get puts working , just use Scid's splash window and ::splash::add
S.A.
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