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Introduction

AnyMemo is a spaced repetition flashcard learning software. It implements a slightly modified Mnemosyne algorithm to maximize the learning efficient. The key features are as follows:

• Well tested and highly efficient Mnemosyne algorithm for fast learning
• Text-to-Speech feature to aid language learning. Support multiple languages
• PC tool is provided to convert Mnemosyne XML, CSV, tab TXT file to the database
• A collection of database is provided in Market to try out.
• Text format can be changed to fit different database and screen size.
• Each flashcard can be edited or deleted on the device.
• Simple, easy-to-use and power saving interface.

Configure your PC for Development

Configuring for Eclipse environment:

• Install Eclipse (3.5 Galileo, not 3.6 Helios)
• Of course, follow the Android SDK installation instructions including the Eclipse plugin installation and JDK, etc.
• Make sure you go to the Android SDK folder and install an Android platform. (If you have trouble, make sure you tell it not to use https.)
• Make sure you configure the Android SDK location in the Android Eclipse plugin. Go to Window, Preferences, Android, and browse to the Android SDK directory.
• Install Eclipse GIT eclipse plugin.
• From Eclipse, go to file, import, Git, Projects from Git.
• Click “clone”
• For URI, enter git://github.com/helloworld1/AnyMemo.git and click next.
• Select all branches and click next.
• Adjust your destination directory as desired and click finish.
• You’ll be returned to the initial “import projects from git” dialog. Select the repository you just added and click next.
• Select “use the new projects wizard,” and “try to share newly created projects automatically,” click finish.
• In the new project wizard dialog, select android, android project, and click next.

• Eclipse wouldn’t let me import this project directly (I forgot what it complained about—something about duplicate project directories or something.)
• When you try to import the project directly, but before the error, Eclipse gives you important information about the project like its namespace (com.xxxx,) the project name (AnyMemo) and a few other fields. Write this information down.
• I think I may have then created a new Eclipse project and then edited the AndroidManifesto.XML to fill in the fields from the prior step.

How to access the repository using command-line git:

Use “git” to maintain the source code.

To pull the source code, you need:
$ git pull git://github.com/helloworld1/AnyMemo.git

Then make your own branch
$ git branch my-branch

Then you can checkout to it:
$ git checkout my-branch

Then commit as normal
$ git commit -a -m ‘my commit’

If you want to submit patches, please use:
$ git format-patch origin

You can submit the patches through anymemo’s bugzilla:
http://anymemo.org/bugzilla

Edits will be reviewed and pushed o the main tree. Your contributions will be credited.