Hi Peter, sorry for the poor communication. Below are some more details:
I've been using 2.0-RC1 since 9th May (W7/64) and reported some issues.
My Mnem db consist of 7500 cards. Today I had approx 160 cards scheduled
for repetition ("homework"), let us call it Learning Session 1. I
experienced some (2-3?) "uncaught exception" error messages during Learning
Session 1. I have become used to this occurring so I did not make a note of
card-type etc., just clicked "ok" and continued.
Yesterday I had imported approx 70 txt cards, all as "Front to back" only,
but not yet memorised these cards. Some of these cards intentionally
contained <br> for lineshift, that is the only particualarity I can think
of. All the txt-imported cards had their own tag= E_1_65. E_1_65 was NOT
part of Learning Session 1.
After completion of Learning Session 1 I wanted to go on to Learning
Session 2: learn the recently created E_1_65. I "ticked off" E_1_65 for
learning and the "not memorised"-counter (as expected) increased from 0 to
approx 70.
During Learning Session 2 the "uncaught exception" error messages (see #04
and #05) appeared for approx every 3rd card, I clicked "ok" and continued.
Then (after about 10 cards?) the "uncaught exception" error message #06
appeared and it all stopped, Mnemosyne did not respond.
Neither restart of Mnemosyne nor restart of PC did the trick. Trying to
start Mnemosyne, the "uncaught exception" error message #06 appeared, but
no Mnemosyne program started running.
>From http://users.ugent.be/~pbienst/pub/ I then reloaded ver 2.0-RC1. Same
result. Only the "uncaught exception" error message #06 appeared, no
program.
Do you have a hint for a workaround solution until 2.0 stabilised? Can I
"go down" to e.g. mnemosyne-20120416 (17-Apr-2012)?
PS during Learning Session 1 I seem to remember "falling out" of
Mnemosyne", but thinking I had hit un unfortunate combination of keys or
similar, I just restarted and continued without major problems.
/ Henrik
On Saturday, 12 May 2012 13:16:53 UTC+2, Peter Bienstman wrote:
>
> Thanks for the feedback, but 'doing homework' is a bit too unspecific
> for me to reproduce. Can you tell me exactly what you were doing and
> what the card was?
>
> If it was an old cloze card, please recreate it first.
>
> What do you mean with 'door has closed'?
>
> Cheers,
>
> Peter
>
> Quoting "Henrik in Oslo" <[email protected]>:
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> > #04 and #05 when "doing homework" #06 when door had closed
> >
> > Win7/ 64. 2.0-RC1 since 9th May.
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