Re: [Bug-gnubg] is there a way to pause and resume a session inWindows?

[grefow]

Thanks for replying Albert.

Turns out that I'm not so observant as I'd like to be,
but later is better than never I guess.

I've just clued into the fact that, during a session, this latest
build isn't updating the session score in the bottom-left
portion of the game window. If you check out the top of
the notation pane however, you'll see that it is being
updated there (hopefully I didn't reduce the resolution of
the screen capture too much).

I'm one of those guys who can't be satisfied with a
favourable outcome so long as there's something that
bothers me about the process of getting there. So yes,
I'll carry on now that this puzzle is resolved. As for
doing fine, that's not what the analysis of some of my
recent matches tells me  LOL.

Greg.

>
> From: "Albert Silver" <address@hidden>
> To: "'grefow'" <address@hidden>; "'GNU Backgammon Bugs'"
<address@hidden>
> Sent: Saturday, October 18, 2003 11:07 PM
> Subject: RE: [Bug-gnubg] is there a way to pause and resume a session
inWindows?
>

> Sounds to me like you're doing just fine. You stopped a session, saved
> it, and then resumed it. Go for it.
>
> Albert
>
>>
>> From: address@hidden
>> [mailto:address@hidden
>> On Behalf Of grefow
>> Sent: Saturday, October 18, 2003 7:03 PM
>> To: GNU Backgammon Bugs
>> Subject: Re: [Bug-gnubg] is there a way to pause and resume
>> a session inWindows?
>>
>> Okay, I tried the Ctrl-C thing during Win98 session and
>> gnubg didn't respond to it. Also, you can't open File/Command
>> while session is active.
>>
>> I interrupted the session again using the 'Stop' button and
>> resumed ok during the same session using File/Command/"Play".
>>
>> Interrupted the session again using the 'Stop' button, saved .sgf
>> to HD, quit gnubg, restarted, reloaded session. This time
>> I was able to resume using File/Command/"Play".
>> Maybe because I did it during original session???
>>
>> Feels like I'm grasping for straws, so I'll just feel foolish
>> and wait to hear what you have to suggest.
>>
>> Greg.
>>