I played a friend (over the board) today who's on Chess.com, and looking at their games, I got inspired to add support for chess.com's %clk....But, since our graph is fairly overloaded already (with %emt time / score / time-totals) i have just recalculated the %clk values to %emt for the purpose of the graph. I think it's ok ? Code is in subversion.
PS - there is also a over-by-one text buffer fix today. Cheers On Sat, Jun 2, 2018 at 3:54 PM Steve A <stevena...@gmail.com> wrote: > I've done some more work on the new Time graph feature... Maybe it is > finalized. There are a few compromises there, and currently only "%emt" is > supported. I have made a little in-graph title to display the Graph type, > and a short help topic update. > Cheers. > > On Sun, May 27, 2018 at 12:25 PM, Steve A <stevena...@gmail.com> wrote: > >> >> >> On Sun, May 27, 2018 at 12:02 PM, Steve A <stevena...@gmail.com> wrote: >> >>> I've committed a decent working version of the new time graph feature, >>> and attached a screenshot. (Old time Scid contributor) Uwe Klimmek has >>> written a similar feature for mainline Scid, which gave me inspiration to >>> write a similar feature. >>> >>> The Score graph now has a few options. >>> It can (optionally) show the %emt value bar graph, >>> and the %emt time total. >>> The time total line graph does not have a proper y-axis of it's own, >>> instead it is just scaled to fit either of the bar graphs at the moment. >>> Ideally, the time bar graph should be striped white/black bars, but >>> havent looked at implementing this yet. >>> >>> I don't know much about these "%" pgn comments... and from Uwe's code, >>> he has allowed for other (older?) styles, but i do not know if any others >>> are very widely used. I have only seen %emt in chessbase PGNs and fics >>> games. >>> >>> PS - you can get the time adjusted fics games afterwards, by using the >>> "smoves+ seabeast -1" command (for eg). >>> >>> The combo line graphs use black and grey as the colours. Grey (instead >>> of White) is a bit easier to see maybe, but it wouldnt be hard to colorise >>> them. >>> >>> I wrote it on OSX, and havent tested it on other platforms yet, but >>> should be fine. >>> >>> cheers, Steven >>> >> >> >
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