Starting an Exercise

Each time when exercise is started in any mode a user is prompted for a dictionary file(-s). One or many dictionary files can be selected for an exercise.

In random mode

When in random mode, words from dictionary file(-s) are asked in random order.

Exercise can be started in random mode either through main menu: Exerise -> Start in Random Mode, by pressing F10 key (Command+F10 on Mac) combination or by typing any of the following commands straight into the command line:

• start(1)
• s(1)
• start(r)
• s(r)
• start(rand)
• s(rand)
• start(random)
• s(random)
• start()
• s()

In sequential mode

When in sequential mode, words from dictionary file(-s) are asked in the same order as they appear in the file. When application is gone through all words it automatically stops the exercise.

Exercise can be started in sequential mode either through main menu: Exerise -> Start in Sequential Mode, by pressing F11 key (Command+F11 on Mac) combination or by typing any of the following commands straight into the command line:

• start(2)
• s(2)
• start(s)
• s(s)
• start(seq)
• s(seq)

In sequential mode with shuffle

When in sequential mode, words from dictionary file(-s) are asked in the same order as they appear in the file. Once the application has gone through all words it begins the cycle from the first word again.

Exercise can be started in sequential mode either through main menu: Exerise -> Start in Sequential Mode with Shuffle, by pressing F12 key (Command+F12 on Mac) combination or by typing any of the following commands straight into the command line:

• start(3)
• s(3)
• start(ss)
• s(ss)
• start(sh)
• s(sh)
• start(ssh)
• s(ssh)
• start(shuffle)
• s(shuffle)