I guess you also need to add the header info.
Peter
Quoting tcp-ip <[email protected]>:
On May 30, 12:19 am, Gwern Branwen <[email protected]> wrote:
The simple text format is just that, simple. If you want to specify
the category and grade, that isn't too hard: you need to use the XML
format. It's not too hard to work with, I've looked at it. You could
probably quickly unpickle the 5 fields into <card>s or whatevers and
then copy the surrounding XML gunk to make a big XML file you can just
import.
Thanks for your help. Now I'm trying with XML but I can't understand
the exact format mnemosyne wants.
I tried to export a file and I found that it renders a card in this
way (with the option "reset learning data"):
<item id="_0">
<cat>c1</cat>
<Q>q11</Q>
<A>a11</A>
</item>
I tried to write a test file:
<item id="_0" gr="0">
<cat>1</cat>
<Q>a</Q>
<A>a 0</A>
</item>
but I can't understand the meaning of the underscore in the id field.
If a insert it the error is "invalid literal for long".
If a write the id number without underscore it complains that other
parameters are missing.
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