Re: [Scid-users] PGN notation time per move

[Esteban C. <est...@gm...>]

2011/7/19 Fulvio <fb...@li...>

> Esteban Cervetto wrote:
>
>> is it possible annotate in PGN standads the time issued per move?
>> It is an important data when you have to analize your performance.
>>
> I agree.
> I like the ICC format, just a comment with the remaining time ( h:mm:ss )
> For example:
>
> 1. e4 {1:40:30} c6 {1:40:25} 2. d4 {1:40:02} d5 {1:40:50}
>
>
>
> I don't have time for scid development now, but after the summer i will
> write some code to interpret a comment starting with h:mm:ss as clock values
> and show it on the right of the board.
> Bye,
> Fulvio
>
 Great! It would be remarkable keep in mind that some points and
ideas before begin to write code:

1) Usually, the reflection time per game doesn't last more than 120 minutes.
In my personal games, I only wrote the total minutes expended.
2) Annotate time for all the moves is a very boring task. It would be as
easy as possible. In the same manner that one enter the moves through a
graphical board, I think the best is in a grid like Excel (apart from the
rest of teh interface). I should not put in the comment window; although, a
new grid-window "enter times..." works well.


Not for the moment!, but I have new ideas in advance that I'd like to share:
a) Of course, the data in time would be available numerically to perform
histograms and other statistics
b) If I can connect my errors (symbol "?") with the timeseries, I can make a
report pointing the more stressful moment in the game (or a couple of games
- example: a specific opening)
 c) In what moment I Though so much?


I left a great blog about excelling your own training (it is in spanish, but
has a english version www.chess4real.com)
http://ajedrezdeentrenamiento.com/una-guia-en-doce-pasos-para-analizar-tus-partidas-de-ajedrez/