When I put some text in a card included in brackets like for example in
" #include " only " #include " is displayed. These brackets seem to
have a special meaning to Mnemosyne. (I make cards for learning C++ so those
brackets cannot be omitted )
Is there a solution ?
Regards
Oliver
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I think that even if this was supported, it would be a misuse of the
program. The answer part of the card is supposed to be a narrowly focused
atom of information. A tutorial or even a short list is not a good format
and will lead to poor results.
It's better to extract the core steps in the
I guess you have problem importing the file into mnemosyne?
Make sure the encoding is Unicode (UTF-8). In notepad make sure to save with
Unicode (UTF-8) encoding.
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Maybe it's being interpreted as HTML tags. You could try using HTML
entities instead:
#include vector
On 29 Apr 2017 12:57 pm, wrote:
When I put some text in a card included in brackets like for example in
" #include " only " #include " is displayed. These brackets