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#135 CorrespondenceChess::ReadInbox error

v.4.7
closed
nobody
None
5
2022-07-20
2020-02-12
Fulvio
No

Posted on the wiki by yorkman:

The Correspondence function pops up these errors:

oops, 300+ lines functions are not maintainable

After I click OK I then get:

while executing
"sc_move addSan $move"
(procedure "SearchGame" line 97)
invoked from within
"SearchGame $Event $Site $White $Black $CmailGameName $result 0"
(procedure "::CorrespondenceChess::ReadInbox" line 205)
invoked from within
"::CorrespondenceChess::ReadInbox"
(procedure "::CorrespondenceChess::FetchGames" line 26)
invoked from within
"::CorrespondenceChess::FetchGames"
invoked from within
".ccWindow.top.retrieveCC invoke "
invoked from within
".ccWindow.top.retrieveCC instate !disabled { .ccWindow.top.retrieveCC invoke } "
invoked from within
".ccWindow.top.retrieveCC instate pressed { .ccWindow.top.retrieveCC state !pressed; .ccWindow.top.retrieveCC instate !disabled { .ccWindow.top.retriev..."
(command bound to event)

Once I click OK on this message my iccf games are downloaded but after I close Scid and reopen it they're lost and if I click on Open Database again to redownload them it may get one game but then it hangs with the hour-glass.

Related

Bugs: #135

Discussion

  • Anonymous

    Anonymous - 2021-07-19

    I'm new to correspondence chess and just registered an account at iccf. After entering my credentials into the config I geht the same error message. At first I thought I did something wrong, so it's good to see that it is actually a bug in scid.

     
    • bstp

      bstp - 2021-07-19

      Hello,

      I was under the impression that the ICCF allows any other way to enter moves than via its interface:

      https://webfiles.iccf.com/rules/2021/ICCF%20Rules%20update%20for%201-1-2021%20-%20finalized%2012-30-20.pdf

      You might need to ask your representative if that is the case.

      B

      Jul 19, 2021, 12:22 by andmars@users.sourceforge.net:

      I'm new to correspondence chess and just registered an account at iccf. After entering my credentials into the config I geht the same error message. At first I thought I did something wrong, so it's good to see that it is actually a bug in scid.

      [bugs:#135] https://sourceforge.net/p/scid/bugs/135/> CorrespondenceChess::ReadInbox error

      Status:> open

      Group:> v.4.7
      Created:> Wed Feb 12, 2020 08:50 AM UTC by Fulvio
      Last Updated:> Mon Jul 19, 2021 04:16 PM UTC
      Owner:> nobody

      Posted on the wiki by yorkman:

      The Correspondence function pops up these errors:

      oops, 300+ lines functions are not maintainable

      After I click OK I then get:

      while executing
      "sc_move addSan $move"
      (procedure "SearchGame" line 97)
      invoked from within
      "SearchGame $Event $Site $White $Black $CmailGameName $result 0"
      (procedure "::CorrespondenceChess::ReadInbox" line 205)
      invoked from within
      "::CorrespondenceChess::ReadInbox"
      (procedure "::CorrespondenceChess::FetchGames" line 26)
      invoked from within
      "::CorrespondenceChess::FetchGames"
      invoked from within
      ".ccWindow.top.retrieveCC invoke "
      invoked from within
      ".ccWindow.top.retrieveCC instate !disabled { .ccWindow.top.retrieveCC invoke } "
      invoked from within
      ".ccWindow.top.retrieveCC instate pressed { .ccWindow.top.retrieveCC state !pressed; .ccWindow.top.retrieveCC instate !disabled { .ccWindow.top.retriev..."
      (command bound to event)

      Once I click OK on this message my iccf games are downloaded but after I close Scid and reopen it they're lost and if I click on Open Database again to redownload them it may get one game but then it hangs with the hour-glass.

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      Bugs: #135

  • Fulvio

    Fulvio - 2022-07-20
    • status: open --> closed
     

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