Hey, This question may have been asked before, but I'm curious about the behavior of the 'merging games' functionality. Some of my thoughts:
- When merging game A into game B, A is added as a new variation. Is this a conscious choice? It seems illogical to me. For example: if game B is analysis of an opening variation, it's not possible to add a newly played game to a non-main variation of the analysis. Workaround: manually change the appropriate variation into the main line, merge games, and change back to the original main line. - Is is possible to include variations when merging? Practical examples: adding an analysed game (with relevant notes) to a game which consists of opening analysis; adding an pgn-update of an existing opening book to the original analysis; merge multiple analysis of the same position (different pupils of the same teacher, shared analysis among friends). - Is it possible to merge multiple games at ones? I get the feeling that I'm missing something and this feature is included in Scid, but I'm unable to find it... I do have a workaround for all these problems, because using my ancient Fritz 5 on my Windows partition it's as easy as selecting the appropriate games and pressing 'Enter'. However, it is a bit funny to switch to Windows every time I need to merge games/analysis... Regards, Joram op den Kelder
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