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Subject: Re: CCT: why this rule?

Author: Russell Reagan

Date: 12:46:43 09/22/03

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On September 22, 2003 at 15:25:43, Dieter Buerssner wrote:

>The engines can't, but of course the GUI can (and some do). The GUI will (at
>least for typical engines) always know the evaluation, depth, predicted move.
>Letting the GUI do it, also has advantages: Same format independent of the
>engine (for example no need to implement some SAN formatting stuff, just to make
>the output look nice). It could even do it in a user specified language
>(something, that would be hard or impossible from a WB engine).


Which interfaces support it? Is it just a matter of going into the preferences
and turning on an option like 'kibitz analysis to ICS'?

• Re: CCT: why this rule? Dieter Buerssner 13:36:48 09/22/03
  • Re: CCT: why this rule? Russell Reagan 07:39:56 09/23/03
    • Re: CCT: why this rule? enrico carrisco 03:05:54 09/24/03

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