I wonder, never got around playing with plugins - would not like to
develop anything for 1.x as 2.x is supposed to be coming. But it would
be possible for a plugin to show/hide different fields? I imagine in
this "group" case then the plugin could pick a random value Q* from
the group field and display instead of Q. Not sure how it could be
implemented technically, either Q get overrwritten by Q* and not saved
or something similar.

Along the same lines we could also have a specific plugin for showing
"arab with tones", or more general "pronunciation field". Say on
shortkey it hides original Q and shows pronunciation field. Of course
in combination with the "group option" above it might become a
challenge, as each member of that group will have its own
pronunciation...

It could kind of be cool to be able to switch on and off say furigana
for Japanese or tones for Hebrew or Arab, but then it will still leave
all the other languages where pronunciation is not obvious, but that
does not have standard pronunciation markers (or any case you could
not provide for all of them). So the option would be to have a
shortkey that shows the pronunciation field as a cue. Either
implemented as a plugin or in the core code.

I would even go as far as either show translation or pronunciation as
a cue as the three go together and say in Chinese even of you see the
character and know the translation, pronuncation is an independent
variable.

I wonder is there something ready made, say in LaTex that could
implement this dynamic annotations. Or can <ruby> tags can be used for
this? That would be probably the best if qt(it's qt that defines HTML
handling, right?) would support ruby tags out of box, then we might
only need either a mode that auto-magically disables rubies or plugin
that strips them off initially and puts them back when pressing a
shortcut key.

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