Re: some news / ideas

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Hi,

On Sunday 05 October 2003 17:16, David Calinski wrote:

> - Categories.
> I need to know what would be the best implementation of categories from GUI
> programmer point of view (Klemens? Carsten? Or anybody who knows. Any
> hints?).

Categories are from the GUI point of view much more complicated than to
display them in a show-all dialog. First the category should be shown
when memorizing the element. Then, the user want to be able to chose 
what categories he want to learn. One category or more than one.
Another thing to take in account: Should the elements be mixed when memorizing
or all elements from one category after another. That, too, has to be
made configurable. If you think this to the end, the user will be able
to chose the order of the categories to come.

The implementation in the database or wether subcategories should be
implemented is in this account of minor importance.

> - Difficulty.

I am with Peter in this account. The NN knows the individual difficulty
of every item already. Adding a difficulty level would complicate the
user input and we should not increase complexity in the GUI.

Klemens
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