| WinChloe -
Filtering Instructions |
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| For a step by step example
go here. |
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In the first frame, pick the field
involved (double-click or press the "Enter" key).
In the second frame, pick the operator (double-click or press the
"Enter" key).
Then, select the value and press the "Enter" key. The value depends of
the field selected in the first frame.
For boolean fields, you can select 'Vrai'
(true), 'Faux'
(false) or 'Null'
(indefinite).
The Null value can be selected for every field by clicking on NULL
The filter can contain several lines separated by the
boolean "Et"
("AND") or "Ou"
("OR") .
To add brackets, click in the first column
of the grid (to open) and in the third column (to close).
To delete the last line, click on Effacer la
derniere ligne.
To get the translation of most of the stipulations and
aims, select 'Stipulations' or 'Buts' in the menu
'Table Auxiliares'. |
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| Listing of
Stipulations in Tables Auxiliaires |
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| Listing of Aims
(Buts) in Tables Auxiliaires |
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| Question:
U is one of the conditions available. How do I
search for U-Chess problems? I do not see a way to search for
'conditions'.
Answer:
"Conditions féeriques" "Like" "U"
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| Question:
What would be a good filter process for 'en passent'
problems? I am thinking that I could search for 'e.p.' in the
solution, but that won't find all problems. I would be missing the
ones where there is the threat of e.p. but e.p. doesn't occur.
Also, the won't pull out the ones where retro analysis is needed.
Answer:
Use the query : "Thèmes" "like" "Prise en passant" NOTE: I
combined the two suggestions for my search.
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Question:
Can you advise if there is a searchable theme in
WinChloe for problems where there are only pieces and no pawns. I
believe it is referred to as 'aristocrat
Answer:
Create the requete :
"Nature des pieces" "Not like" (put a white pawn on
the board and 'OK') "Et"
"Nature des pieces" "Not like" (replace the white
pawn by a black pawn and 'OK')
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