Re: [Ankidroid] import from jmemorize

[Nicolas Raoul]

Hi Sascha,
Could you please send us an example jml file?
Does jmemorize have any export feature? If yes, to which formats?
Cheers!
Nicolas Raoul

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> Hi,
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> is it possible to import files from jmemorize (.jml).
>
> Thank you in advance.
>
> Sascha
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[appugu...@gmail.com]

On Saturday, February 16, 2013 3:56:57 PM UTC+5:30, sashs...@gmail.com wrote:

Hi,

is it possible to import files from jmemorize (.jml).

Thank you in advance.

Sascha

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I am uploading a sample *.jml file that I want to convert to Ankidroid format. 

 It is a mathematics flash cards. Currently it is incomplete. However a good example though.

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[Nicolas Raoul]

Thanks Appugupta!

It is a zip containing images files plus a lesson.xml that looks like below.

Anyone wants to write a converter? :-)

Cheers!

Nicolas Raoul

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?>
<Lesson>
<Category name="All">
<Deck/>
<Category name="A.Mathematics">
<Deck/>
<Category name="01.Algebra">
<Category name="01.Tenth"/>
<Category name="02.Intermediate"/>
<Category name="03.Grad"/>
</Category>
<Category name="02.Trigonometry">
<Category name="00.Introductory"/>
<Category name="01.Measurement of Trigonometrical Angles"/>
<Category name="02.Trigonometrical Ratios of Some Standard Angles"/>
<Category name="03.Trigonometrical Ratios for Associated Angles"/>
<Category name="04.Compound Angles"/>
<Category name="05.Multiple Angles"/>
<Category name="06.Submultiple Angles"/>
<Category name="07.General Solutions"/>
<Category name="08.Inverse Circular Functions"/>
<Category name="09.Properties of Triangle"/>
</Category>
<Category name="03.Differentiation">
<Deck/>
<Category name="01.Fundamental Properties">
<Deck>
<Card AmountLearnedBack="0" AmountLearnedFront="0" Backside="A.3.1.I.(i)" DateCreated="14-Aug-2014 00:41:41" DateModified="14-Aug-2014 01:26:58" DateTouched="17-Aug-2014 12:22:16" Frontside="A.3.1.I.(i)" TestsHit="0" TestsTotal="0">
<Side>
<image id="1.png"/>
</Side>
<Side>
<image id="2.png"/>
</Side>
</Card>
<Card AmountLearnedBack="0" AmountLearnedFront="0" Backside="A.3.1.I.(ii)" DateCreated="14-Aug-2014 00:33:10" DateModified="14-Aug-2014 01:27:15" DateTouched="17-Aug-2014 12:22:16" Frontside="A.3.1.I.(ii)" TestsHit="0" TestsTotal="0">
<Side>
<image id="1111_1.png"/>
</Side>
<Side>
<image id="2222_1.png"/>
</Side>
</Card>

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[Tim]

After unzipping that file, I can see that it's in a special XML format, which cannot be automatically imported into AnkiDroid, or Anki AFAIK.

However, from a quick google search, Jmemorize has had the ability to export to csv format since 2007... So you should be able to export from csv in jmemorize, then import using Anki Desktop. You may need to manually copy over the equation image files to your collection.media folder in Anki as well.