chesslan-devel — Developer's discussions about fixes and features

[Chesslan-devel] board::move_piece

[<che...@li...>]

Hello all,

I implemented board::move_piece, which should give you an idea of how
simple it is to move a piece by name to a given square.

That should speed up the network+xmlrpc (protocol) portions of the
code, as well as the ability to plugin other engines to chesslan!

Way to go. I'm still having minor issues with it, so I left the code
in place, but not using it at this moment.

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Re: [Chesslan-devel] just a question.

[Luis <le...@gm...>]

I updated the README file to show what you really need.

You can use any text editor (or IDE) you want. Now, for the libraries,
you only need libgtkmm-2.4 (and up) and libgnomecanvasmm-2.6 and up.

How to install them depends on what platform/distribution you are
using. If you are in, say, a debian-based distribution of Linux, then
you can just do:

apt-get install libgtkmm-2.4-dev libgnomecanvasmm-2.6-dev

If not, you can always install them from the source packages... though
I have never done that myself. So, you will need to read a bit.

I added "che...@li..." in the CC, just to keep
others in the loop.

On 10/22/06, Cooper Click <coo...@ho...> wrote:
> oh hey, i use Dev-c++ as my ide, and i have GTK but i'm not sure i have
> GTKmm and i know i don't have vim or glade. could you tell me where to find
> them?
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