Op Wo, 7 maart, 2012 11:07 pm schreef Byrial Jensen: > I had a problem with using the seek graph while playing on FICS.
Hmm, so there seems to be a race condition somewhere. Perhaps we should still fix this before releasing 4.6.0. The seek graph is drawn on the prompt when there is a 'sought pending', because on ICC and the open-source ICS there is no explicit termination of the seek-ad list. (On FICS there is a line giving the number.). But I guess it should not do that if the prompt is sent after another command, which sneaked in between sending the sought and getting the list in reply. I could just clear the 'sought-pending' condition case a game is started. There could be other unsolicited output as well, however. (shouts, tells) I guess a prompt arriving when the list of collected seek-ads is still empty should be ignored. I hope ICS would never break up the seek-ad list with another command. So once you see a seek-ad line, you can be sure that the following prompt will terminate it. This means the graph would never be drawn if there are no seek ads, which is just as well. It is also not very robust that there are conditions under which you cannot pop down a seek graph with a left-click. This must be because of testing in the wrong order: first for the gameMode, and if it is not idle, assuming that the seek graph cannot be up. It should test on left-click if the graph is up first, and take it down automatically if a later test on the gameMode reveals that it is not supposed to be, and only take the click seriously (e.g. test if it is on a dot) when in idle mode. I will fix this first thing in the morning. _______________________________________________ Bug-XBoard mailing list Bug-XBoard@gnu.org https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-xboard
