From: Steven <ste...@ya...> - 2011-11-03 02:20:44
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[re .cbv archive] > Steven...Here you go...Jeff Thank-you > Does anyone know of a way display a > list of all the moves in a game > along with the evaluation of each position by one (or more) > of the > installed engines? I know I can step through the > game, but it would be > much quicker to glance at a list to find out where I went > wrong. It > seems to me that this would be a valuable training and post > mortem > analysis tool. Yes - Steven Steinitz is right, the annotation tool is found in a little notepad-looking icon in the engine analysis widget. There's also some help information about it under Annotation. Steve's been chatting with me to improve it a little, and yesterday i did. The Add Scores and Add Variations items are now separate, which allows one to easily score all moves, but only add vars if blunder. I'm quite sick of this code actually ;> I never use it, though others do, and it is a huge mess which i've been trying to tame. It runs ok, but some testing would be good too (note, the help file hasn't been updated). Steve is most interested in a move-sfter-depth-reached feature (instead of move-after-time) , but i can't find the magic to make it work. Here's a windows snapshot from today (just extract *both* files over their previous versions). The changes are also in svn for Linux/Mac users. http://sourceforge.net/projects/scidvspc/files/windows-beta/scidvspc_20111103.zip/download This version also includes the recent undo/redo and multiple-player-ratings graph features. Steve |