Bug 168672

Summary: Feature request:graphical flashcards (png,pdf,tex)
Product: [Applications] parley Reporter: OliverBurghard
Component: generalAssignee: Parley Developers <parley-devel>
Status: RESOLVED FIXED    
Severity: wishlist CC: inge
Priority: NOR    
Version: 0.9.0   
Target Milestone: ---   
Platform: Ubuntu   
OS: Linux   
Latest Commit: http://commits.kde.org/parley/e291968bb79e67842594a706a5d4185f96028621 Version Fixed In:

Description OliverBurghard 2008-08-07 22:50:58 UTC 
Version:           0.9.0 (using KDE 4.0.5)
Installed from:    Ubuntu Packages
OS:                Linux

Hello Parley team.

Firstly thanks for the application - looks very nice - although for me a bit is missing for my usecase.

What I really would need and like to see are graphical flashcards.

I am not training words but math. So I would need an approach very close to normal flashcards. Both sides should be writeable with a graphic file (e.g. png,jpg,latex). I would like parley to show me the front and giving me the possibility to see the back side. I should then tell him if I knew this flashcard enough or if I did not.

So parley will start to ask me the flashcards more that I am unsure of.

Keep up the good work !
Comment 1 David Capel 2008-08-08 03:50:26 UTC 
You can already add images to the entries, and I can enable using images in flashcards tonight (in svn trunk, at least). :)

What would be the best control scheme for this? Two (independent) check-boxes: 
"Show image on front" and "Show image on back"?

Thanks for your feedback,
David
Comment 2 OliverBurghard 2008-08-08 10:57:05 UTC 
Wow tonight would be fast :) (although I would need more time to get the
cvs running on my machine / I am in holiday soon)

I am not sure about your question about the two checkboxes. I think on
is enough for the backside. Maybe I write down an exact scenario and you
know best how to implement this use case ...
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Well, the image on the front should be shown as the question. (would be
nice if it could contain latex ...)

To make an example there could be written:
1) analysis/tailerexpansion
or 
2) cagd/bezierfunction/definition (definition,properties,recursion)

So I would write something to let me know what exactly I should
remember.

Then I would try to remember, maybe on a paper - rewrite the formulas.
After all click "showbackImage" and look if I had everything and it was
correct. If it was not correct, tell the computer I did not know and he
will ask me this one more often in the next time - like the normal
flashcard approach.
There could be two possibilities - I was not able to reproduce the
answer or my anser was not precise enough - so I would write the
question preciser.

So I would have on the back the
1)
- tailorexpansion
	- with an error estimation
	- with the formular where the error is written by an extra term
- maybe some small theorem when tailor expansion is applicable (if it
would be too much for an extra card)

2) 
- definition of bezier splines
- properties like sum to 1
- positive in (0,1)
...
- recursion formular

greets,
Olli

Am Freitag, den 08.08.2008, 01:50 +0000 schrieb David Capel:
[bugs.kde.org quoted mail]
Comment 3 Inge Wallin 2014-02-19 18:14:07 UTC 
There is already a column in the editor where you can write latex.  I haven't tested it yet but will do that tonight.  It's supposed to render into a picture by itself. That should be very close to what you want.
Comment 4 Inge Wallin 2014-02-25 09:51:32 UTC 
Git commit e291968bb79e67842594a706a5d4185f96028621 by Inge Wallin.
Committed on 25/02/2014 at 09:53.
Pushed by ingwa into branch 'master'.
Related: bug 281120

M  +12   -11   TODO
M  +12   -15   src/configure-practice/advancedpracticeoptions.ui
M  +6    -1    src/practice/abstractbackendmode.cpp
M  +7    -2    src/practice/entryfilter.cpp
M  +14   -0    src/practice/flashcardmodewidget.cpp
M  +4    -0    src/settings/parley.kcfg

http://commits.kde.org/parley/e291968bb79e67842594a706a5d4185f96028621