pgeorges wrote:

Hi!

 >> >> - Font for offers
 >> >>    Could you use one of the fonts already specified in scid?
 >> >>    I'd suggest the small font.
 >> >>
 >> > Do you refer to the display over seeks, in bold black font ?
 >>
 >> Jepp.
 >>
 >> > I need something easy to read and at first time I used
 >> > normal font, it was too messy in that window.
 >>
 >> Well actually the font currently used is barely readable at
 >> all. Its rendered very poorly on my display. (Wrong
 >> Tk-setting on my side??)
 > Strange, it works well with me. Could you send me a snapshot in private
 > mail just for me to get an idea ?

Could it be that you changed font? I'd say last night it was
Helvetica, today it seems Courier and this one is readable
at that size, indeed. Hence, recent cvs uses a bit a big
font but its ok now.

 >> Where the commands ot send are one command per line each.
 >> Especially the latter comes in quite handy, e.g. if you want
 >> to see which games are currently relayed you could just add
 >> a "tell relay listgames" there or one could automagically
 >> send a "set gin 0" and "set seek 0" to the server.
 > FICS support is a work in progress, and my target is to be as good as
 > Jin.

That is nice to hear as this will address some of my other
issues as well. (E.g. observing multiple games ;)

 > Concerning .icsrc I prefer to save in usual Scid config files and
 > to keep things separated.

That's ok with me as well, but storing my login-ID would be
a nice thing.

 > I will also try to find time to work on
 > save/restore of options in Scid to make it easier to code. Also note
 > that Scid saves data in Tcl code format,

Know that. Had to code it myself ;)

 > so it cannot be shared with other apps, and I don't want
 > to parse others' format.

Ok, though icsrc is pretty simple, hence, reading it in
would not require much parsing. But storing it in scids
format is well with me. But being able to store it would be
really nice, indeed :)

A question concerning timeseal: AFAIK timeseal is done via a
binary only application. (Or do you have access to its code
and did that in scid?) How is startup of the timeseal app
handled? In case the external app is used probably there is
a need to be able to configure that one.

Another point: current cvs throws an uncought exception if I
disable timeseal. (Uncheck the timeseal checkbox.)

    can't read "port": no such variable
    can't read "port": no such variable
        while executing
    "tk_messageBox -title "Error" -icon error -type ok -message "Network 
error\nCan't connect to $::fics::server $port""
        (procedure "::fics::connect" line 21)
        invoked from within
    "::fics::connect "guest" """
        invoked from within
    ".ficsConfig.guest invoke"
        ("uplevel" body line 1)
        invoked from within
    "uplevel #0 [list $w invoke]"
        (procedure "tk::ButtonUp" line 22)
        invoked from within
    "tk::ButtonUp .ficsConfig.guest"
        (command bound to event)


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