Author: Allen Lake
Date: 11:51:25 09/14/02
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On September 14, 2002 at 14:37:37, Steve Coladonato wrote: >Yes, your thoughts about the "annotate" command are right on. When the >threshold for considering a move an error, the .1 (adjustable) in your comments >above, the PGN output file should show the score for the move played (I don't >believe the variation giving this score is applicable) and the score for what >the engine considered the best move followed by the variation. > >The "analyze only one side feature" should be the same as Crafty where you can >choose "black", "white", "both" or by Last Name. The "Last Name" feature is >nice for analyzing pgn files of your own games, where you play both black and >white, and only showing the analysis from your side. > >I'll see if I can influence Shane with an "analyze" command. I know he was >considering adding a "play against engine" feature but that one may be more >difficult than just adding the analysis feature. > >Thanks, > >Steve Just out of curiosity, what exactly are you looking for Shane to change about the way Scid currently annotates games? Analysis of multiple games rather than one at a time? Using PGN files (currently read-only in Scid) rather than Scid databases? I'm not clear about what you are asking for here.
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