Hi All, here is a solution for identifying your top leech items on a Linux machine. The used program is available for Windows too (http:// sourceforge.net/projects/xmlstar/), but I did not test it on Windows. The procedure produces a simple list of your flashcards sorted descending by lapses.
Background information about leech items: http://ichi2.net/anki/wiki/Leeches http://www.supermemo.com/help/leech.htm Requirements for the procedure: - Linux - xmlstarlet installed (http://sourceforge.net/projects/xmlstar/) Procedure: - export the database to xml including learning data - run the following command under linux in a console in the same directory where you put the xml file: xmlstarlet sel -T -t -m /mnemosyne/item -s D:N:- "@lps" -v "concat (@lps,'|',Q,'|',A)" -n default.xml >> lps_ranking.txt Result/ Output: The output file (lps_ranking.txt) is a descending sorted list of all your Flashcards by lapses. Here are the first few lines of my output file: 8|<img src="media/ui/semester1/eff1/Sorbus_aria-knospe.jpg">| Sorbus_aria 8|Terminus von "Gips" |Calciumsulfat 7|Ethanol|<$>C_2H_6O</$> 7|Japanischer Pagodenbaum|Styphnolobium japonicum 6|<img src="media/ui/semester1/eff1/Ulmus_minor-knospe1.jpg">| Ulmus_minor 6|<img src="media/ui/semester1/eff1/Sorbus_torminalis-knospe.jpg">| Sorbus_torminalis 6|Sanddorn|Hippophaë rhamnoides 5|Berg-Föhre|Pinus mugo 5|incite|to encourage someone to do or feel something unpleasant or violent Hopefully this post is useful to some of you! Greetings, Roger
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