Hi there all.  Apologies if this has previously been discussed, but if
so I didn't think of the right search terms to find it.

I have a ton of cards in a ton of categories, and I'm, of course,
interested in eventually learning them all.  However, I would like to
be able to set the rate at which fresh (unscheduled, never graded)
cards from each category are selected for new learning.  Ideally in a
continuous rather than binary fashion, such that, for example, I'll
still get the occasional french verb conjugation card popping up,
often get country/capital cards, but really focus on chinese vocab
chapters 1-10.  Importantly, I don't  want this to affect the review
queue for all my cards that are already scheduled.

Of course, I can currently do this after a fashion by deactivating all
categories except those I want to prioritize each time I finish my
scheduled cards for the day, learning as many as I want, and then
reactivating all the categories in which I have scheduled items.
However, this is a pretty unwieldy solution since I have so many
categories and I don't want them all activated yet at any time.

I see there is a script for prioritizing the scheduled items
(prioritise_caterories.py).  Is there an easy way I could modify this
script to affect selection of unscheduled items instead, during the
fresh learning phase?  I'm new to python, but it looks like there's a
core variable called revision_queue tracking the scheduled cards.  Is
there a similarly simple way Mnemosyne keeps track of the unlearned,
never-graded cards?

Or would it be feasible to write a plug-in that changes category
activations automatically on the fly?  I.e., when scheduled queue
finishes, reset activations to only the categories I've specified for
prioritized learning, and maintain that for a certain number of grades
given, or even for a certain amount of time (so that my regularly
scheduled queue will be activated again automatically)?  I couldn't
find an extant plugin that illustrates this kind of behavior, so I'm
not sure whether it's doable.

Or is there some other solution besides a plug-in?  Thanks for any
pointers!
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