https://git.dkl9.net/memoire/tree/613c57586a0209183f264ec261fa1c4d90ec97c7 Recent commits feed provided by GitList. The Recfile-save function was painfully slow, perhaps accidentally quadratic, due to inefficiencies in string concatenation. Replacing a loop with a binary-tree recursion speeds it up greatly -- on my deck, the Recfile generation step now runs >18x faster. https://git.dkl9.net/memoire/commit/613c57586a0209183f264ec261fa1c4d90ec97c7 (John Smith) Wed, 03 Aug 2022 13:37:56 -0400 613c57586a0209183f264ec261fa1c4d90ec97c7 https://git.dkl9.net/memoire/commit/c2ec0491d42874c03238e08d34ca8cb8b60a1c8e (John Smith) Tue, 26 Jul 2022 08:52:36 -0400 c2ec0491d42874c03238e08d34ca8cb8b60a1c8e https://git.dkl9.net/memoire/commit/6975b4b194a5556dc14a1449f578b6f619d4bf1b (John Smith) Tue, 26 Jul 2022 08:50:59 -0400 6975b4b194a5556dc14a1449f578b6f619d4bf1b https://git.dkl9.net/memoire/commit/9b023b35495b992a6456c56a223880e913e15160 (John Smith) Tue, 26 Jul 2022 08:38:31 -0400 9b023b35495b992a6456c56a223880e913e15160 The scheduling algorithm is now similar to the SM-2-based algorithm used in Anki, with various simplifications, such as the omission of a separated "learning" phase. This change required adding an `Ease` field to each prompt. Memoire remains backwards-compatible by automatically adding the default ease to any cards which have no such field. https://git.dkl9.net/memoire/commit/4bf99c8f05473723cd8f47b15a9cf31a3a36cbb1 (John Smith) Tue, 26 Jul 2022 08:31:53 -0400 4bf99c8f05473723cd8f47b15a9cf31a3a36cbb1 It only took me 3 months to figure out, but I can display images (on my system) with a shell-call to `iv` (an image viewer), resolving the issues with image display. Now, cards with images are no longer filtered out. https://git.dkl9.net/memoire/commit/8cdfc8938c8b5176254b641ee379158bb98b7e92 (John Smith) Tue, 12 Jul 2022 01:33:58 -0400 8cdfc8938c8b5176254b641ee379158bb98b7e92 https://git.dkl9.net/memoire/commit/bf1d7e3dd505ffd8d070817c740e5fc33e235cf6 (John Smith) Wed, 22 Jun 2022 00:39:54 -0400 bf1d7e3dd505ffd8d070817c740e5fc33e235cf6 When editing an existing card, the user can (and should be able to) insert more cloze units/prompts than were already present. Before this change, reviewing the final prompts would result in an arithmetic-on-nil-value error, because the edit feature neglected to insert corresponding `ReviewDelay`, etc fields for new prompts. https://git.dkl9.net/memoire/commit/843340450df0bb3fba8cc700169386d4f1300fda (John Smith) Wed, 22 Jun 2022 00:34:54 -0400 843340450df0bb3fba8cc700169386d4f1300fda Memoire will now check if its standard input is a terminal, and alter some behaviour accordingly: - the message output at the start of the add-card interface is more suitable for an automated process when not reading from a terminal - the review process will be cancelled when not reading from a terminal https://git.dkl9.net/memoire/commit/8fec366e4849daaf56fde61c76a226eddf228e65 (John Smith) Sat, 14 May 2022 23:50:55 -0400 8fec366e4849daaf56fde61c76a226eddf228e65 The review scheduler now looks at DelayRatio and AllowedRandomVariation options from the configuration file; these control, respectively, - the factor/ratio by which the delay from the previous review is scaled to determine the new delay - the proportion of the precisely scheduled delay by which a random offset can manipulate the final delay If these options are not specified, default values will be used, providing the same behaviour as before the change. Implementing this involved adding a function to retrieve values from configuration data, pressuring me to split configuration-loading code into a separate file ... https://git.dkl9.net/memoire/commit/580e8bf70a3c8ca276570fd4a68392640af30f71 (John Smith) Sat, 14 May 2022 23:27:55 -0400 580e8bf70a3c8ca276570fd4a68392640af30f71