> The following steps lead to a crash on my Mac. I built from the
> latest snapshot this morning. >
> 1) Start gnubg and do File-->New and click on the $ icon. >
> 2) Play one turn. >
> 3) Choose Analyze-->CMark-->Cube-->Show >
> A Gnu Backgammon Error window pops up with the message "No
> moverecord stored for this cube." After I click OK, there is
a short
> delay and then gnubg crashes with a bus error.
Confirmed.
> The crash log is below. I should add that I discovered this while
> trying to figure out how to use the new Cmark feature that others
> have been praising. I feel rather dense, but I have no idea how to
> mark anything for later reference. Will someone please post usage
> instructions for dense folks like me.
Usage is fairly simple: play a match and at the end,
navigate using the game record panel. When on a move, in the analysis panel
you will be able to select one or more moves in the list and then you can press
the cmark button to mark them (you'll see a + beside the move number). Pressing
cmark again will unmark them (i.e. it works like a toggle). In a similar manner
you can mark a cube decision (with the difference you don't have to choose
amongst multiple alternatives like for a chequer play). It is also possible to mark during the match: via
the analysis panel (like above), and via the hint window.
Once you have marked your moves/decisions you can:
- view which moves/decisions you have marked (Analyse/Cmark/[Cube/Move/Game/Match]/Show) - rollout the marked ones with menu Analyse/Rollout,
just below Cmark. You have the choice to rollout only marked cubes,
only marked moves, only marked cubes and moves in (current?) game, or
everything.