Selon Alexander Wagner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi!
>
> Just as I wrote a script yestereve to simplify the setup of
> PolyGlot. Engines like Fruit 2.3.1 (now again free but still
> CS) or Shredder 11 have quite a bunch of settings...
>
> In scid the current Engine Setup Dialog for UCI drops _all_
> settings of the style UCI_*. While this is not entirely bad
> at least Shredder introduces some UCI_ variables that are of
> interest to the user:
>
> ; type check default false
> UCI_LimitStrength = false
> ; type spin min 1000 max 2400 default 1400
> UCI_Elo = 1400
>
> Additionally since V11 Shredder uses ShredderBases which are
> also set via
>
> ; type string default /shredderbases/
> UCI_shredderbases
>
> I've no good solution for this problem. In my short
> Perl-script I solved it by commenting these lines by default
> in the PolyGlot-file produced and I can uncomment them by
> hand. Probably a similar solution would be to give them a
> "disabled" checkbox hooked on by default but that can enable
> setting of these variables.
>From UCI protocol, one can read :
==========================================================
"Certain options have a fixed value for <id>, which means that the semantics of
this option is fixed.
Usually those options should not be displayed in the normal
engine options
window of the GUI but
get a special treatment. "Pondering" for example should be set
automatically
when pondering is
enabled or disabled in the GUI options. The same for
"UCI_AnalyseMode" which
should also be set
automatically by the GUI. All those certain options have the
prefix "UCI_"
except for the
first 6 options below. If the GUI gets an unknown Option with
the prefix
"UCI_", it should just
ignore it and not display it in the engine's options dialog.
==========================================================
This last sentence made me ignore unknown options starting with UCI_*
This can easily be inserted again.
But I don't understand why you use Polyglot when UCI engines are natively
supported in Scid ?
Pascal
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