Author: Andreas St.
Date: 10:49:47 03/15/01
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On March 15, 2001 at 13:30:32, John Merlino wrote: >On March 15, 2001 at 12:19:23, Andreas St. wrote: > >>Hi, >> >>im now sure: >>after applying the last patch there is a new bug in the opening editor. >> >>I tried to put in new moves (you know i try to optimize the book) >>but often i see nothing in tree. >>The editor goes creazy. >>In my old installation which i have installed in a backup the editor goes fine >>with same moves! >> >>Greets >> >>AS > >So, this only happens if you try to add moves? If you load a book, do you see >all of the moves that are already there? Does this also happen if you try to >change the weights of moves? > >Give me an example of how you can create the bug using one of the books that >comes with the game. That will make it easier for the dev team to find. > >jm Hi, if i load my CM 6000 book (or any else) all the moves are shown. (sorry for my bad english...) I can do all, open the (+) go through moves and so on. But if i put in new moves, the editor suddenly goes to the root of the book. If i search the position where i put in the move, i dont see it. Example: i load the cm 8000 book. Now i click on the 1.e4 move. I try to put in a new one 1. ...h6. I see the move h6 on the board but the editor jumps to the "Root". If i now scroll down to the answers to the 1.e4 move i dont see h6. if i put on on board: 1. ...h6 2.h3 h6 3.h4 h5 (all on board seems to be ok) then suddenly there appears a new variant from root: 1.h5 h4 (creazy) - certainly not possible in reality If i click on the new first white move 1.h5 (lol) the board shows the beginning position and nothing changes if i click on the black answer h4 This effect is not only in this example. The editor goes creazy in other variants too, if you put in new moves. I hope you understood my bad english :-) Greets AS
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