Mnemosyne 2.2 released

[Peter Bienstman]

http://mnemosyne-proj.org/download-mnemosyne.php

Mnemosyne 2.2 :

(Note that for Windows users we recommend uninstalling the previous version
before installing the new one.)

-Added menu option to detect duplicates in the database.
-Made the cramming scheduler more configurable. Cards can now be studied in
random order, earliest first, lastest first or most lapses first. Also,
you have the option of whether to save the scheduler state or not
when exiting
the program.
-The way the tag field is prefilled for new cards is changed. By default, the
last used tag is used, regardless of card type. If you want the pre-2.2
behaviour, where the last used tag is remembered per card type, there is a
bundled plugin you can activate.
-When exporting to the 'cards' format, the latex files are now pregenerated
and bundled (requested by Mark).
-Fix errors coming from loading config files (reported by knutflatland and
many others).
-Ported missing import file formats from 1.x: SuperMemo7 text, SuperMemo from
Palm, Cuecard WCU.
-Double-clicking on a saved set in 'Activate cards' now automatically selects
the set and closes the window (requested by Michael Campbell).
-Add "Insert Flash" option (Note: Flash needs to be installed on your system
for this to work) (requested by Gnome).
-Added support for video files under Windows (contrary to Linux, they will
play in an external window using mplayer).
-When you have both tags "A" and "A::B", the card browser will now show the
first tag as "A::Untagged".
-Javascript can now contain line breaks (reported by iBayer and gnome).
-In 'edit cards', make more robust of no longer warning about discarding
changes if you did not make any.
-Sped up deleting of large number of cards from the card browser.
-When pasting into the "Add cards" or "Edit cards" dialog, respect the
formatting of the card field.
-Be more robust against importing 1.x cards with missing information (reported
by Chris Resnik and Patrick Kenny).
-Bug fix involving notes with multiple lines with exporting cards.
-Fix bug with picture sometimes not showing when first starting the program.
-Better support for non-latin characters in sound files under Windows
(reported
by Raoul Pontecaille).
-Fix crash in 'Compact database' involving too many open files (reported by
Pawel Szerszon).
-Fix situation where tag pane would be no longer visible after adding a first
saved card set.
-Changing card types and deleting cards from the card browser is now faster.
-No longer convert filenames to lower case on Windows (requested by Michael
Campbell).
-Fix another crash involving duplicates while converting cards (reported by
Gnome).
-When upgrading from 1.x on OSX, explicitly tell the user where their 1.x
data was backed up.
-Fix displaying non-latin characters in statistics (reported by Pawel
Szerszon).
-Don't erase fields when cancelling a card type conversion (reported
by Gnome).
-Don't allow cancelling the import metadata information dialog.
-Fix harmless error message when converting to Cloze cards in the card browser
(reported by Michael Campbell).
-Upgraded to latest version of Qt/PyQt.

[Gnome]

It should be done automatically when you install the newest.

kl. 02:10:40 UTC+1 onsdag 6. februar 2013 skrev Jesse Forest følgende:

Hi,

I've uninstalled the old version and reinstalled the newest,
but I am not sure how to sync my old cards to the new version.
Is there any tutorial on how to do this?

Thank you!
Jesse

[Jesse Forest]

Yeah, I thought that would happen, but it didn't. The program works, but none of my old cards are in the database.

I uninstalled the old version than downloaded the newest. Any idea about what might have happened or what
I should do to recover the data?

[Peter Bienstman]

This means your old cards were in a non-standard location. Just do 'file
- import - mnemosyne 1.x mem file' and point to the location of your old
1.x database.

Cheers,

Peter

[Jesse Forest]

Thanks so much! It worked...

[Peter Bienstman]

Hi,

I had never heard about Revo before, but could it be that that utility
also removed your Mnemosyne data directory? Anyway, simply
uninstalling through the regular uninstaller would have been enough,
and it this case, you would have been able to simply continue using
your 2.1 database without change.

If you reimported e.g. from an old 1.x database (e.g. because Revo
deleted your 2.x database), it's logical that you 'go back in time' as
it were.

Hopefully you still have a recent 2.x database lying around somewhere...

Kind regards,

Peter

Quoting mono.t...@gmail.com:

> Hello, I updated from 2.1 to 2.2. I uninstalled the old version with
> Revo, installed 2.2, then imported my deck. Now it tells me that all
> my cards are "not memorised." Is this normal?
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