shogiban wrote:
I have not tested many viewers. What is your first freware choice ?
I'm still searching and haven't used(tested) them much.
But Plucker seems to be able to make good looking output (even it can't make tables which you are using).
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As a TX user, you have access to the internet. How is my Shogi Maze on your TX ?
Looks very well.
I've attached a screenshot.
Only the line-breaks are not good. But this depends on the browser and not of your pages. Web Pro can do better work, but there is also to say somthing bad about it.
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... I would not do it for myself (I am not really a BCM Shogi user), but I could do it for others ...
I don't need it also and there seems not much interest by others, so we better should keep our time instead doing that work.
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Can BCM Shogi use this kind of info (raw or pasted into a text file to create a .usf file) to create a single game with multiple branches ?
A COMPLETE SINGLE games with multiple branches seems not a good thing in my eyes. This makes the program very slow ...
Such things are better kept in a DB-program.
I thought about, getting only commands for ONE position.
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When it will be possible, please tell me how to get "commands" back from a webpage into BCM Shogi ?
Sill I'm believing, there isn't a lot of interest, worth this work.
But still for general, I like to explain my thoughts about technical mechanism of "plugins".
1st step: BCMShogi is calling an external site with configurable parameters, like:
http://.../...?SFEN=...
Then this page creates a side with COMMANDS (which I should explain more detailed, but only as example like following):
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create Arrow ...
create Arrow ...
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And the BCMShogi will show this objects.
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Programming is a difficult science, which is not my speciality (you should only recruit people who also have some talent)... and my palm is not of the same generation as yours. Still, I would be happy to hear about your projects for palm.
Ohhh, I wasn't thinking about writing programs (that's also very time expensive for me).
I believe, I thought more about creating literature (eBooks) for palms.
First there is to search the best program for it. It must be able to show the diagrams. You can make a complete bitmap for each diagram, but that's wasint a lot of memory. Or you can have a set of pieces only ONCE and with them create the board (like shogimaze is doing, but this way didn't work with Plucker).
Or you can also create nice HTML-pages, which will look very nice.
BUT this thing should be possible to view OFFLINE!!!
That's also difficulty. Who knows good programs which can do this??? Blazer can do it, but at the moment, I haven't found any other idea of viewing them ONCE online and saving them (it saves in OWN format!).
Web Pro can do it, but when I've tried it first time, my Palm resets and then it's no longer working (I've also read in internet, it makes "strange" things with SD cards.)
So, what is best???
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If ShogiEV gets more interesting with newer palms, it would interest me a lot.
Still my experience I wrote above means, that there are a lot of problems. In the meanwhile I've tested it also with a TX-simulatur, but this crashes when starting ShogiEV. But on my real TX, it seems working.
So I like to say, I have no idea how it will work with other devices. I wrote it for myself and won't put ANY time to make it work for others (too less Shogi-Palm-Users). So maybe it would be only ucefull for TX-users.