Magnus Larsson wrote:
Hi!
> I am very uncertain about if this i the right place to ask this ..... but:
Well, where else? ;)
> I have begun to use the analysis and annotation features of scid, using
> crafty as analysis engine. However, the annotation contains symbols and
> abbreviations that I don't understand and so far cannot find information
> about. What I mean is:
>
> - sometimes Scid annotates a move with "D".
This causes Scid to print a diagram of the current postion if you export
to LaTeX or HTML. (See NAG values in the online help, D is $201)
> - sometimes the analysis ends with {HT}
This is a comment from Crafty and if I remember correctly it just states
that Crafty hit his hashtable and thus does not explore it further as
this position was already evaluated.
If you want to do a longer (sometimes technical) read on crafty you can
find it's main documentation in main.c of the source distribution. It
starts around line 18 and goes down till the line
int main(int argc, char **argv)
> Anyone knows what this means, and where to find more information about
> these features?
HTH.
> Also, the feature "Play - Training - Openings" souds interesting - but
> it asks med to first open repertoire database. So what is that...? How
> do I find or construct one?
Please check out "Opening training" in Scids online help on how it is
meant to work. If you've open questions please ask. If the manual is
missleading I'm open to improvements. (Manuals from the users are
usually better than those done by developers, plus I wrote those pages
for code that was actually done by Pascal, so I might have missed details.)
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