WinBoard /name command

[Gábor Szõts]

Geschrieben von: / Posted by: Gábor Szõts at 20 February 2004 12:51:36:

Hi,
I don't understand this. If I put /name="something" at the end of line, WinBoard tells me it is an unrecognized argument. If I insert a semicolon before it, WinBoard ignores it. And I can't find a description about "name" in the help file. Still, Frederico Corigliano's winboard.ini suggests using this option.
Can anybody help? Thank you in advance.
Gábor

[Robert Allgeuer]

Geschrieben von: / Posted by: Robert Allgeuer at 20 February 2004 12:54:34:
Als Antwort auf: / In reply to: WinBoard /name command geschrieben von: / posted by: Gábor Szõts at 20 February 2004 12:51:36:

Hi,
I don't understand this. If I put /name="something" at the end of line, WinBoard tells me it is an unrecognized argument. If I insert a semicolon before it, WinBoard ignores it. And I can't find a description about "name" in the help file. Still, Frederico Corigliano's winboard.ini suggests using this option.
Can anybody help? Thank you in advance.
Gábor

This is used by the Winboard Tourney Manager from J. Ostrovskij. It should be after the semicolon and thus ignored by Winboard, but it will be recognised by WBTM.
Roebrt

[Gábor Szõts]

Geschrieben von: / Posted by: Gábor Szõts at 20 February 2004 13:04:39:
Als Antwort auf: / In reply to: Re: WinBoard /name command geschrieben von: / posted by: Robert Allgeuer at 20 February 2004 12:54:34:

Hi,
I don't understand this. If I put /name="something" at the end of line, WinBoard tells me it is an unrecognized argument. If I insert a semicolon before it, WinBoard ignores it. And I can't find a description about "name" in the help file. Still, Frederico Corigliano's winboard.ini suggests using this option.
Can anybody help? Thank you in advance.
Gábor

This is used by the Winboard Tourney Manager from J. Ostrovskij. It should be after the semicolon and thus ignored by Winboard, but it will be recognised by WBTM.
Roebrt

Oh, shit!! I'm contemplating I will disqualify Chispa from SzG Swiss... Or should I have known this?
Gábor