Author: margolies,marc
Date: 15:21:10 01/20/04
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Here's where I use a variation board and why I like it.... When doing a very deep ply positional analysis that last for several hours, I can sporadically check on how the pv is going and why. If I get to an acceptable answer about a position several hours early, I can stop my work. The graphic capability helps with that. And since I should not be using competing resources on the machine doing the analysis, what else should really be available to look at? On January 20, 2004 at 17:56:03, Robert Pawlak wrote: >Bob, > >Yeah, I think this is unfortunate. To be honest, I've never used the variation >board in any software. > >I think this would be better implemented as a tooltip - where putting the cursor >over a particular move in any of the engine variations would show a small >chessboard. Of course, it might be a good idea to freeze the analysis display >(but not the engine) while this is happening. > >Bob
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