Author: Andrey Popov
Date: 23:27:29 07/06/03
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On July 06, 2003 at 13:17:53, Robert Hyatt wrote: >On July 05, 2003 at 04:13:07, Andrey Popov wrote: > >>On July 04, 2003 at 23:01:30, Robert Hyatt wrote: >> >>>On July 04, 2003 at 00:37:29, Andrey Popov wrote: >>> >>>>When I want to launch a batch annotation from crafty.rc, >>>>Crafty does not complete every annotation. >>> >>>Can you explain what that means? It doesn't do all three annotation commands? >>>It annotates all games but doesn't annotate moves you expect to see comments >>>on? >>> >>For example, if crafty.rc is the following: >>annotate first.pgn b 1-999 -1 5 >>annotate second.pgn w 1-999 -1 5 >>quit >>then Crafty makes only first.pgn.can. The second file remains unannotated. > > >I would _not_ put those in the crafty.rc file. That is for _initialization_ >only. When it executes those things, not everything is set up, and it will >cause problems. > >Create a batch file and put the annotate commands on stdin where they should >be and this ought to work fine. > >In unix: > >crafty <<EOF >annotate <etc> >annotate <etc> >annotate <etc> >quit >EOF > >would do the trick. > Thank you for your reply. I have Windows only (no Unix). In Windows, the trick proposed by Jeremiah Penery works well: Crafty has a great undocumented command: "batch". It is added to crafty.rc in the following way: batch on annotate first.pgn b 1-999 -1 5 annotate second.pgn w 1-999 -1 5 quit The result of the "batch" command is fine. Sorry for wrong topic title. Crafty has no bug!
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