Re: [Memaid-users] Vokabellisten ?

[Andreas G. <agr...@ya...>]

Oops. Sorry to anybody for my earlier posting in German. Please accept
my excuses - I somehow can't even explain why I wrote in German, as I
usually write in English anyway.

Thanks, Klemens, for pointing me in the right direction. Actually, I
already found queues.txt and am busy feeding kmemaid (and my brain :-)
with some French vocabulary from queues.txt - thank g?d things like
sed(1), sort(1) and vi(1) exist to get stuff in the right format.

Best,

Andreas


On Tue, 2003-11-25 at 22:10, Klemens Meyer wrote:
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> On Monday 24 November 2003 13:11, Andreas Grau wrote:
> > Hallo miteinander,
> 
> Hello,
> 
> it would be kind if you would write in english. The german speaking
> in ths project are a minority :-). I will answer your question in
> english, if you don't mind.
> 
> > ich bin gestern auf memaid gestossen und habe die ersten 200
> > französischen Vokabeln eingetippert. Mühsam, mühsam ...
> >
> > Zwar findet man so einige Vokabellisten im Internet (u.a. dict.org sowie
> > andere Flashcard-Programmanbieter, Schulen, Unis etc), aber (ich finde)
> > keine Importmöglichkeit in kmemaid. Schade, schade ...
> 
> Actually there is are several ways to import data into KMemAid. The easiest
> is to write a file named "queue.txt" in the directory where your data resides.
> This file is read automatically when you are finished with the repetitions
> from the normal data. You will not see any difference.
> 
> This function is not documented in the KMemAid doc because you have to obtain
> a distinct file format for the "queue.txt" file. To get your own data imported
> you have to write a onverter from your own format into the "queue.txt" format.
> 
> I will attach a template of "queue.txt" to this message, so you can decide
> yourself what to do (A format description is delivered inside).
> 
> Klemens
> - -- 
> Quote of the day:
> A "No" uttered from deepest conviction is better and greater than a
> "Yes" merely uttered to please, or what is worse, to avoid trouble.
> 		-- Mahatma Ghandi
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