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bclock
Usage: bclock [time]
The "bclock" command is used to modify the time on the black player clock in
a setup game.
PARAMETER
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time The time on the black player clock. It has to be expressed as 'hh:mm:ss'
or 'mm:ss'.
SPECIAL NOTES
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1. It is not yet possible to set the increment in setup games.
2. It is possible to set the white player clock in a setup game with the
"wclock" command.
3. After both clock times have been set, use the "unpause" command to start
the clock. Use the "pause" command to stop the clock if it is already
running.
4. To reset the clocks to the set values use the "resetclock" command.
5. Some graphical interfaces (e.g. xboard) will not show the clock of setup
games; however, it is possible to list the clock times with the "time"
command
6. If it is desired to set the clock to a value greater than one hour, the
hh:mm:ss format must be used.
EXAMPLES
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bclock 1:10
will set the time on the black player clock to 1 minute and 10 seconds;
bclock 1:37:48
will set the time on the black player clock to 1 hour, 37 minutes and 48
seconds;
bclock 90:00
since a clock time greater than one hour is requested the hh:mm:ss
format must be used. The server will inform you of the wrong format with
the following error message:
You must specify the time as mm:ss or hh:mm:ss.
SEE ALSO
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bclock bname brating bsetup examine time wclock wname
AUTHORS
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Created: 7 February 2004 MAd
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