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Re: leitner flashcard deck management algorithm

Riad Djemili — 2010-08-19T10:11:30

Hello,

sorry for the late reply. For every deck in a category there is <deck>
tag in the lesson file. So a card that is stored like in the following
example is actually in deck 3.

  <category>
    <deck/>
    <deck/>
    <deck>
        <card/>
    </deck>
   </category>

Cheers
Riad



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Re: Card number for fixed ordering

Jonathan Wong — 2009-10-19T03:11:23

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Re: Card number for fixed ordering

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Re: Card number for fixed ordering

Riad Djemili — 2009-10-18T12:39:07

Hi Jonathan,

the order by which you order the card table should not make any
difference regarding the order in which the cards are saved as file.
Having said that, I usually use categories to group the cards by their
topic. Inside of a category I don' really care much for an order. Also
in regards of memorization I think its actually beneficial not to have
the cards in a specific order. I'm not totally against adding a
sorting-id to cards, but then I would also have to add a way to reoder
cards in the current view by dragging them with the mouse or something
like this. Just as a work around: did you already try to sort your
cards by their creation date? You can specify the shown card table
columns by right clicking on the table header.

Cheers
Riad


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Re: Great usability improvement already,anybody still wants better PDF output?

Riad Djemili — 2009-10-18T12:30:43

Hello Jonathan,

alas as for now I have no plans for a mobile version. I'm really busy
with work and I have to focus my jMemorize development on just the
main platform, which is the desktop Java client. I would love to see
another developer tackle this once though. Would be also a lot of use
to myself.

Cheers
Riad


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Card number for fixed ordering

Jonathan Wong — 2009-10-12T15:18:32

Hi Bruno,

I noticed that whenever I accidentally hit the "sort" for some field in
the CardTable, the card order would get all messed up when I saved the .jml.

For the purpose of studying (not yet learning) the cards, I would like
to keep them ordered according to a logical pedagogical or topical flow.

The only way I can think of doing this is to introduce a unique "card
number" for each card.

What do you think?

Regards
Jonathan

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Formatted PDF output

Jonathan Wong — 2009-10-12T14:48:38

Hi Riad,

I've attached a patch that does formatted PDF output. Nested Phrase
objects were needed, as was some XML parsing. No wonder you left it as
unformatted output in the first place! :)

I've hardwired the PDF output for "vertical arrangement" (question on
top row, answer on bottom row). Maybe a new export option is needed in
the GUI (say "PDF (vertical)" and "PDF (horizontal)").

I'll leave you to factor in my patch. Let me know when you're done, then
I'll update from svn trunk. Thanks!

Regards
Jonathan

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Index: src/jmemorize/core/io/PdfRtfBuilder.java
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--- src/jmemorize/core/io/PdfRtfBuilder.java(revision 1127)
+++ src/jmemorize/core/io/PdfRtfBuilder.java(working copy)
< at >< at > -18,6 +18,7 < at >< at >
  */
 package jmemorize.core.io;
 
+import java.io.ByteArrayInputStream;
 import java.io.File;
 import java.io.FileOutputStream;
 import java.io.IOException;
< at >< at > -25,6 +26,14 < at >< at >
 import java.util.List;
 import java.util.logging.Lo

Great usability improvement already, anybody still wants better PDF output?

Jonathan Wong — 2009-10-12T04:42:42

Hi Riad,

Great usability improvements in the trunk!

I was gonna do a PDF output that shows longer answers (with short
questions), as I mentioned on the "Open Discussion" forum:

"Specifically, I would like to have jMemorize output each card to a
4-cell table (2 by 2). The left column will just display "Question" and
"Answer". The right column displays the question (top) and answer (bottom)."

But your CardPanel's use of JSplitPane may make it unnecessary for that
PDF output. Whenever I want to study (not learn yet) the cards, I can
now reduce the front-side (Question) size, and increase the flip-side
size. The flip-side contains short answers in bold, plus long
explanatory texts.

I'll still want to do the PDF output at some point. Good to carry around
an easy print-out of the cards to study.

Have you planned anything on J2ME midlets yet?

Regards
Jonathan


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