Tabbie Development Google Group

Analysis on bubble

2008-05-24T18:56:00Z

Hi there,
I was begged for a bubble again and put some of my anti-bubble thoughts
online. Thought it might be relevant for you guys.
[link]
Klaas

Re: [tabbie-devel] Packaging Tabbie for WUDC

2007-12-19T07:32:56Z

Hi,
I've moved to 20.000 swaps. Other then that nothing special.
The revision nr 322 should be fine. Please make sure there are no more
checkins by others after that one and testing may begin...
Version 1.4.3?
Klaas

Packaging Tabbie for WUDC

2007-12-19T01:45:32Z

Hi
Klaas, could you confirm the status of the changes that you have made to the
silver_line
algorithm. Should I release a version that will be used for the
worlds, and start testing it?
Deepak

Some coding standards

2007-12-13T07:57:02Z

Hi all,
I know the code base is a huge mess, but would like to get at least some
standards out to actually make it less of a mess.
* Use spaces not tabs
* Use 4 spaces
* Curlybracets on same line {
* space operators like so $a = $b
* space comma's like so $a, $b, $c
* brackets like so: ($a)
* semicolumn follows code like so: $a;

Re: [tabbie-devel] Fwd: [tabbie-devel] Re: Fwd: Number of swaps

2007-12-11T23:47:45Z

Hi everybody,
I suspect that Meir is right on clustered pull ups being more fair, though
haven't thought about it too far.
I'd be all for including it as an option, but I don't believe it can be
considered to be in accordance with WUDC rules. The rules state that teams
should be randomly allocated within their brackets, except with regard for

Fwd: [tabbie-devel] Re: Fwd: Number of swaps

2007-12-11T21:01:14Z

Hi Meir, others,
You have my blessing.... it's indeed a much nicer solution to do this right.
For concerned people - I'll take a look after Meir is finished, if Deepak
does the same we still have three people looking at this before we use it at
Worlds.
Klaas
p.s. Meir I agree with your theory that clustered pull ups are actually more

Re: [tabbie-devel] Fwd: Number of swaps

2007-12-11T18:32:26Z

I believe adding many many swap attempts for this purpose is very inefficent,
It would not be difficult to add a bracket randomization stage in
which all teams
in a bracket are randomized prior to the existing swapping attempts.
I could write this tomorow if deemed usefull, though I feel a need to
mention again

Fwd: [tabbie-devel] Re: Long term developments

2007-12-11T12:03:40Z

I dislike SF in general and do not want to invest more in it :-)
I'm not sure how smart google request management is.
The google wiki is very very plain ..... I've tried it without much success.
SVN moves are well supported by google, though SVN is actually the least of
my SF worries.
Actually, they can, but I think creating new pages has been disabled. I've

Re: [tabbie-devel] Long term developments

2007-12-11T11:56:45Z

Well, we do not really have a place that we manage feature requests so far.
Where to manage feature requests is probably the first candidate for
brainstorming.
* Sourceforge has this link where you can file requests, but I am not sure
if it is good enough
[link]

Re: [tabbie-devel] Re: Long term developments

2007-12-11T11:54:57Z

Hi,
I've been working on a list for a while of ideas I have. These are very
rough ideas and VERY pie in the sky so to speak. Most of my ideas center
around judge allocation. Maybe these ideas may spark some discussion among
others and have us come up with some innovative ideas.
This is a very rough list and I'll probably develop it a lot over time.

Re: [tabbie-devel] Long term developments

2007-12-11T11:49:45Z

Hi Derek, others,
Much appreciated! I'm looking forward to your ideas. Also, someone who would
be willing to keep more of an eye on features than just do whatever seems to
be urgent / fun could be very useful. Also, if you can find programmers in
your personal environment and create some enthusiasm for working on Tabbie,

Long term developments

2007-12-11T11:36:52Z

Hi Guys,
While I am neither mathematical nor technical enough to weigh in on the
current discussions I am interested in helping out with the project. I am
thinking of trying to get together a wish list of features so that we have
some idea what we'd like to see in this software in the future. Some are

Fwd: Number of swaps

2007-12-11T11:25:33Z

This is an interesting point made by John Harvey about the number of swaps
in the draw algorithm that is used by Tabbie.
John, you may want to consider joining the tabbie-devel mailing list at
[link]
Deepak
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Re: Tabbie 1.4.2

2007-12-10T01:42:11Z

Ok, I spoke a bit too soon about the Windows all in one version. I finally
managed to update the Windows version.
The only thing I forgot to do was to make a very small change that
would allow names like "O'Donnell' to be accepted correctly. It is a
minor fix and I will put it up in another release later, or please

Tabbie 1.4.2

2007-12-10T01:23:59Z

Hi
This is to announce the release of Tabbie 1.4.2. Here are the changes
* Bug fix. Missing php extension which was causing 404 on Windows
(Scrolling)
* Import 'should work' now
* Layout minor change
* Backup works for windows (using Webserver on a stick) too now
I am trying to upload a Windows version of this, but the download site is