On 05/02/12 13:51, rzan...@fastmail.fm wrote:
Hi!
> I was very impressed by Mike's script. Do you have one for annotating games.
> I have a server I would like to ssh to and just leave annotating games
> during the night without a graphical interface.
> Thanks a lot.
> I'm also interested to learn about any helpful documentation on
> scid/scripting.
Actually, Scid can annotate a bunch of games in a given database right
from the GUI with whatever UCI engine you like. Anything wrong with
that? Just start the engine and hit the "Annotate" button and adjust
parameters in the upcoming dialogue.
In short:
- Open database
- Tools / Analysis Engine (Ctrl-A)
- Select the engine of your choice
- in the upcoming window just hit the 7th button right of the number of
lines to display
Get a good coffee...
Now, if you want for whatever reason to do this without GUI
tcl/tools/analysis.tcl is your friend. But beware: this stuff is a bit
more complex than you might consider.
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