Currently no keystroke is assigned to this ReloadPositionProc.
@end table
-You can add or remove shortcut keys using the X resources
-@code{form.translations}. Here is an example of what would go in your
+In the Xaw build of XBoard you can add or remove shortcut keys
+using the X resources @code{form.translations}.
+Here is an example of what would go in your
@file{.Xresources} file:
@example
XBoard*form.translations: \
- Shift<Key>?: AboutGameProc() \n\
- <Key>y: AcceptProc() \n\
- <Key>n: DeclineProc() \n\
- <Key>i: NothingProc()
+ Shift<Key>?: MenuItem(Help.About) \n\
+ Ctrl<Key>y: MenuItem(Action.Accept) \n\
+ Ctrl<Key>n: MenuItem(Action.Decline) \n\
+ Ctrl<Key>i: MenuItem(Nothing)
@end example
@noindent
-Binding a key to @code{NothingProc} makes it do nothing, thus removing
-it as a shortcut key. The XBoard commands that can be bound to keys
+So the key should always be bound to the action 'MenuItem',
+with the (hierarchical) name of the menu item as argument.
+There are a few actions available for which no menu item exists:
+Binding a key to @code{Nothing} makes it do nothing, thus removing
+it as a shortcut key. Other such functions that can be bound to keys
are:
@example
-AbortProc, AboutGameProc, AboutProc, AcceptProc, AdjournProc,
-AlwaysQueenProc, AnalysisModeProc, AnalyzeFileProc,
-AnimateDraggingProc, AnimateMovingProc, AutobsProc, AutoflagProc,
-AutoflipProc, AutoraiseProc, AutosaveProc, BackwardProc,
-BlindfoldProc, BookProc, CallFlagProc, CopyGameProc, CopyPositionProc,
-DebugProc, DeclineProc, DrawProc, EditCommentProc, EditGameProc,
-EditPositionProc, EditTagsProc, EnterKeyProc, FlashMovesProc,
-FlipViewProc, ForwardProc, GetMoveListProc, HighlightLastMoveProc,
-HintProc, IcsAlarmProc, IcsClientProc, IcsInputBoxProc,
-InfoProc, LoadGameProc, LoadNextGameProc, LoadNextPositionProc,
-LoadPositionProc, LoadPrevGameProc, LoadPrevPositionProc,
-LoadSelectedProc, MachineBlackProc, MachineWhiteProc, MailMoveProc,
-ManProc, MoveNowProc, MoveSoundProc, NothingProc, OldSaveStyleProc,
-PasteGameProc, PastePositionProc, PauseProc, PeriodicUpdatesProc,
-PonderNextMoveProc, PopupExitMessageProc, PopupMoveErrorsProc,
-PremoveProc, QuietPlayProc, QuitProc, ReloadCmailMsgProc,
-ReloadGameProc, ReloadPositionProc, RematchProc, ResetProc,
-ResignProc, RetractMoveProc, RevertProc, SaveGameProc,
-SavePositionProc, ShowCoordsProc, ShowGameListProc, ShowThinkingProc,
-StopExaminingProc, StopObservingProc, TestLegalityProc, ToEndProc,
-ToStartProc, TrainingProc, TruncateGameProc, and TwoMachinesProc.
+AboutGame, DebugProc (switches the -debug option on or off),
+LoadNextGame, LoadPrevGame, ReloadGame, ReloadPosition.
@end example
@node Options
When true, scores will always be printed from the white point-of-view,
rather than the side-to-move point-of-view.
Default: False.
+@item -memoHeaders true|false
+@cindex memoHeaders, option
+When true, column headers will be displayed in the Engine Output window
+for the depth, score, time and nodes data.
+Right-clicking on these headers will hide or show the corresponding data.
+(Not intended for dynamic use, as already printed data of the current search
+will not be affected!)
+Defaul: False.
@end table
@node Adjudication Options
@itemx -delayAfterQuit number
@cindex delayBeforeQuit, option
@cindex delayAfterQuit, option
-These options specify how long XBoard has to wait before sending a termination signal to rogue engine processes, that do not want to react to the 'quit' command. The second one determines the pause after killing the engine, to make sure it dies.
+These options order pauses before and after sending the "quit" command to an engine that must be terminated.
+The pause between quit and the previous command is specified in milliseconds.
+The pause after quit is used to schedule a kill signal to be sent to the engine process after the
+number of specified seconds plus one.
+This signal is a different one as the terminiation signal described in the protocol specs
+which engines can suppress or ignore, and which is sent directly after the "quit" command.
+Setting @code{delayAfterQuit} to -1 will suppress sending of the kill signal.
+Default: 0
@item -searchMode n
@cindex searchMode, option
The integer n encodes the mode for the @samp{find position} function.
* Fairy-Max:: The Fairy-Max chess engine.
* HoiChess:: The HoiChess chess engine.
* Crafty:: The Crafty chess engine.
-* zic2xpm:: The program used to import chess sets from ZIICS.
@end menu
@node GNU Chess
<crafty's directory> is the directory in which you installed Crafty
and placed its book and other support files.
-@node zic2xpm
-@section zic2xpm
-
-The ``zic2xpm'' program is used to import chess sets from the ZIICS(*)
-program into XBoard. ``zic2xpm'' is part of the XBoard distribution.
-ZIICS is available from:
-
-ftp://ftp.freechess.org/pub/chess/DOS/ziics131.exe
-
-To import ZIICS pieces, do this:
-@table @asis
-@item 1. Unzip ziics131.exe into a directory:
-
-@example
-unzip -L ziics131.exe -d ~/ziics
-@end example
-@item 2. Use zic2xpm to convert a set of pieces to XBoard format.
-
-For example, let's say you want to use the
-FRITZ4 set. These files are named ``fritz4.*'' in the ZIICS distribution.
-
-@example
-mkdir ~/fritz4
-cd ~/fritz4
-zic2xpm ~/ziics/fritz4.*
-@end example
-@item 3. Give XBoard the ``-pixmap'' option when starting up, e.g.:
-
-@example
-xboard -pixmap ~/fritz4
-@end example
-@end table
-
-(*) ZIICS is a separate copyrighted work of Andy McFarland.
-The ``ZIICS pieces'' are copyrighted works of their respective
-creators. Files produced by ``zic2xpm'' are for PERSONAL USE ONLY
-and may NOT be redistributed without explicit permission from
-the original creator(s) of the pieces.
-
@ifnottex
@node Copyright
@unnumbered Copyright
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