On Wed, Mar 4, 2009 at 4:08 AM, Pascal Georges <[email protected]>wrote:
>
>
> 2009/3/4 Marcel Dan <[email protected]>
>
>>
>>
>> On Tue, Mar 3, 2009 at 3:26 PM, Benoit St-Pierre <[email protected]>wrote:
>>
>>> By the way, I just found the "Console Filter" feature. Very neat : it
>>> sets gin, seek, silence and chanoff in one click !
>>>
>>> Could that be toggled on by default when starting a game ?
>>
>>
>> The FICS server stores the variables when logging out. However, it looks
>> like at login SCID is setup to set those variables on the FICS server.
>>
>> Instead of toggling them, it might be easier to just let the user either
>> check the box or leave it unchecked and the FICS server will remember the
>> setting. SCID will then have to query those variables at startup from the
>> FICS server instead of setting them at startup.
>>
>
> I don't understand : if the vars are stored on the server, Scid does not
> have to take care of them, right ?
>
That is what I believe. The FICS server handles the default vars.
Probably, the simplest way to handle this is to not have the variables set
at startup (gin, seek, and silence). Rather just set the variables to 1 or
0 when the user toggles the checkbox. This way, the user setting will be
saved on the FICS server the next time they log in and their settings will
only change when they toggle the checkbox.
Marcel
>
>
> Currently, this is what Scid does at start up :
>
> # init commands
> writechan "iset seekremove 1"
> writechan "iset seekinfo 1"
> writechan "set seek 1"
> writechan "set silence 1"
> writechan "set chanoff 0"
> writechan "set echo 1"
> writechan "set cshout 0"
> writechan "style 12"
> writechan "iset nowrap 1"
> writechan "iset nohighlight 1"
>
> I understand half of this ... They sounded good to me, but anything wrong ?
> Maybe I should add a checkbutton "send default vars" in the connection
> dialog box ?
> Note that "style 12" is absolutely needed to be able to parse FICS output.
>
>
> Pascal
>
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