Hi Ad,
Do you have the match file this came from?
When I paste that reference into gnubg I get a score of 2-0 in an unlimited match, no Jacoby, bottom player to roll or double. Is this not what you expected?
Perhaps you are using Save As … Position? This is not recommended: it literally saves only the position, with no match details. This is a very old and little-used
feature of gnubg, and has caused trouble before.
I recommend that you save the whole match, or at least the game.
Developers,
Is it possible to make Save As … Position work as users expect? I.e. the whole position and match id are saved. If not, perhaps gnubg ought to offer a warning,
or remove the feature.
Regards,
Ian Shaw
From: ad van de pol [mailto:address@hidden
Sent: 04 February 2015 13:09
To: Ian Shaw
Subject: Re: [Bug-gnubg] code problem
Hi Ian,
I am not sure whether it is only relevant for me. I put every few days a problem that I have encountered on the forum. I save a series of codes (eg. Position ID: 4NvgAyCw58IBMA Match ID: cAkAAAAAEAAE) and when I have a sufficient number of them I make a selection
of which are worth posting. There have been quite a few which were not useful anymore, because when entering them in Gnu Backgammon (ctrl+v) the dicenumbers were changed. Maybe it has to do with Ubuntu.
Regards, Ad van de Pol
On 03-02-15 09:51, Ian Shaw wrote:
Hi Ads,
Please could you give a bit more detail, or perhaps some examples. I don't recognize the terminology you are using.
What do you mean by "codes"?
How are you "reusing" the dice numbers?
Regards,
Ian Shaw
-----Original Message-----
From: bug-gnubg-bounces+address@hidden [mailto:bug-
gnubg-bounces+address@hidden] On Behalf Of ad van de
pol
Sent: 02 February 2015 11:44
To: address@hidden
Subject: [Bug-gnubg] code problem
Dear sir,
I have been saving codes in a file, however, the dice numbers of several of
them have changed when reusing them. I like to add that I am using ubuntu.
Regards, Ad van de Pol
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