Thanks for looking into it Peter.
My use of mnemosyne is now pretty steady consistent but in the early
days there was potentially a bit of corruption as I was trying different
setups. Initially I imported cards from supermemo that I used to run on
my old Palm Tungsten PDA. It often surprises me how long I've actually
been using mnemosyne when I see the 'Last Reviewed' figure displayed on
the card.
I don't do any tinkering with raw cards. The only editting I do
occasionally is to modify the 'height' attribute for images so that they
display properly on different monitor sizes. I will quite often modify
cards 'on-the-fly' during reviews. This is usually to fix spelling
mistakes that I notice, or to rephrase things.
On the rare occasions that I have noticed short review intervals on easy
cards it has probably been with the older cards, quite possibly ones
that I originally imported from a supermemo export.
Dougie
On 19/12/2010 09:06, Peter Bienstman wrote:
Hi,
I've checked your data, and the id of the corresponding card is '178', which
is strange, because normally cards have an id of 8 characters.
Also, in your revision history, I only found a single revision of that card,
and not the 7 reviews it's supposed to have had.
I was wondering if this card has a special origin? Did you import it using
special custom scripts, or did you do some manual editing in any way? It's not
a good idea to manually construct xml to then import in Mnemosyne. That could
explain the strange behaviour...
Cheers,
Peter
I've noticed this phenomenon a few times so today I decided to grab a
few screenshots:
http://picasaweb.google.com/djnisbet/Screenshots?feat=directlink
I am presented with an easy card that I always answer correctly. However
since using the add-on that displays stats at the bottom of the window I
occasionally notice that an easy card is scheduled for almost immediate
review. It's easier to look at the screendumps in the link than for me
to explain!
Dougie
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