Not memorised cards on Mnemododo

[kolp...@gmail.com]

Hi all,

could anyone help me, I have a question about Mnemododo.
Maybe I just didn't find, how to change this in settings.. but is it possible to review not only scheduled cards in Mnemododo, but also not memorised cards? At the moment, I have some not memorised cards in Mnemozyne on my pc and I don't see them in Mnemododo. The same story for the cards, which I marked as not memorised during reviewing already in Mnemododo.
Thanks a lot in advance!

Irina

[Timothy Bourke]

* kolp...@gmail.com <kolp...@gmail.com> [2014-09-08 09:01 -0700]:

The number of non-memorised cards exported by Mnemogogo depends on the
Mnemosyne setting (in the "Settings" menu under "Configure
Mnemosyne...") called:

Hold X non-memorised cards in your hand

where X is normally 10.

When you export for N days, Mnemogogo includes all cards scheduled for
those N days plus N * X non-memorised cards.

Note, however, that any new cards added after one export will only
appear in Mnemododo after the next export (when they are copied from
your PC onto your phone).

I hope this helps.

Tim.

[kolp...@gmail.com]

Thank you a lot for you answer!
Although my problem was not exactly this one: I was just confused, because in Mnemododo only number of "scheduled" cards and no "not memorized" is shown and I had a feeling, that I don't get "not memorized" cards at all.
But it is not true, everything works perfectly :) Maybe seeing both "scheduled" and "not memorized" would be more convenient.
Thank you very much for your answer again and also thank you for such an useful tool for memorizing words! it really helps a lot!

[Timothy Bourke]

* kolp...@gmail.com <kolp...@gmail.com> [2014-09-28 12:26 -0700]:

Thank you for your feedback and kind words.

Originally, I decided not to show a "not memorized" value since
Mnemododo only knows about a subset of these "new" cards. While this
is also strictly true of "scheduled" cards, since you may have added
new ones at your PC, it seemed better to give an estimate in this
case. This estimate is accurate if you always add cards at grade 0 or
grade 1.

Tim.