Author: Frederic Friedel
Date: 14:43:10 09/10/00
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On September 10, 2000 at 17:12:59, Jeroen van Dorp wrote: >In spite all the remarks iIt seems to me the remove double games feature has >improved a bit, by adding a "select number of moves" (to compare) feature, >although I didn't manage to get rid of all the doubles. Sometimes that's also a >result of the input quality: GIGO. Different spelling's okay, but if one game is >in the database because of cross table generating without a score, and in the >second import the gamescore is added, you can hardly blame CB8 or CB8 for that. > >There was some discussion about fuzzy doubles checking. I am still probing with >that. If someone has a small database with fuzzy doubles, I could import it in a >big one and try out further. Ah, you seem to have the same problem as me: where does one get doubles from? BTW Matthias Feist has actually done a lot of work on the kill doubles function for CB 8.0. Maybe it is what people want. I have no sensible way of testing it. > >I'll try that with FTP-ing also. Never thought of that. However I prefer a >simple FTP client for better file and directories maintenance of my website. > Yes, definitely, but say you are following a game and want to keep posting reports, it would be nice if you could simply keep posting the HTML directly off the board, always in the same directory, overwriting the previous version. It works great on my local hard disk. >Two Schumi's on the podium ... Is that what they're calling fuzzy doubles?!
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