Re: Tow new features and a question

Hello Mehdy,

sorry for the late reply. I've been on vacation. Feel free to send me
patches with the code you've added. I can't guarantee that I will
include them, but I can definitely take a look.

I've had quite a few bad experiences with GUI editors and don't use
them anymore. The best (and maybe even only) way to edit the GUI of
jMemorize is by changing the code by hand. I tried to keep the code as
clean as possible, so I hope that this isn't as hard as it might seem
on first sight.

If you need any help or information please let me know.

Cheers
Riad Djemili

On Mon, Aug 18, 2008 at 23:49, Mehdy Bohlool <bohlool@...> wrote:
> Deal all,
>
> I use this software and It is excellent, I try to add some features that
> fits my needs and I think they maybe useful to all. these features are:
>
> 1. Add a new learn button (a red one) to automatically start learning of all
> expired cards.
> 2. Add new options to find dialog to find cards that are hard to learn. you
> can find cards that learn count or failed count is greater than a number.
>
> Because I do not have much time now, I add these features with hurry and
> they are not coded very well, but I want to polish codes and add them to
> main repository.
> currently I have one problem, because I am a C++ programmer and a basic java
> programmer (with good programming skills, don't worry), I do not find a good
> tools to edit GUI of this project and try to add UI to find dialog by hand,
> but failed (there was some success, but no time to try more).
> There are some other features in mind that I will add them as soon as
> possible.
>
> Thank you.
> Mehdy Bohlool

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