mikelove said:renovator - great! Was this with the new "require filled" option enabled or did the problem go away even without that?
the point you are missing is that i can have flashcard sessions, that show me the headword + pinyin, headword + definition and others. so why not the headword + tone color? i am a pretty much graphical type of person, and after some time i would see the characters coloured, even when they are really in black (f.i. in the newspaper). i think it would help me remember the tones more easily.mikelove said:mfcb - that's actually done deliberately, because we don't want to give away any of the Pinyin if it's not already revealed - if we left them colored then you wouldn't have to guess about the correct tones before revealing / answering the card. Or is there some other benefit to coloring them that I've missed?
mikelove said:renovator - great! And you're very welcome! Though I'm still not sure why it would have changed so dramatically, we didn't do much to the flashcard UI code in general. If you turn on that "require filled" option, that will keep it from checking the card / leaving empty boxes red too.
mikelove said:renovator - you're seeing extra boxes on those cards? I can't duplicate that here - that's actually a bug, though I guess adding that space would be a reasonable workaround for it.
mikelove said:Hmm... how early did you start using the 2.0 beta-test versions? It could be that those /ed characters weren't being stripped out of the flashcard database entries like they were supposed to - if you run all of your cards through the "rebuild" option in Manage Flashcards (go to the Batch screen, select "Rebuild" from the "Remap to dict" menu and tap the "Remap to dict" button) that might clean them up. (you should definitely back up your flashcards before doing that, though)
renovator said:mikelove said:Hmm... how early did you start using the 2.0 beta-test versions? It could be that those /ed characters weren't being stripped out of the flashcard database entries like they were supposed to - if you run all of your cards through the "rebuild" option in Manage Flashcards (go to the Batch screen, select "Rebuild" from the "Remap to dict" menu and tap the "Remap to dict" button) that might clean them up. (you should definitely back up your flashcards before doing that, though)
OK, will do that and keep you posted. I use the 2.0 beta-test versions as soon as you release them
mikelove said:did you actually choose "Rebuild" from the menu next to "Remap to Dict"? (it's the bottom item) You should have selected that instead of ABC or Unihan - I'd recommend that you restore your backed-up flashcard database, then run that command with "Rebuild" - that doesn't change any dictionary links, it just reads out the current headword / pinyin fields from the already-linked dictionary entries and updates each card with them.