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Is there a way to control the order of cards that are added?
I currently use Markdown to write my lecture notes and then arrange them for the import. However, especially in math-heavy courses the ordering of the cards is quite important.
I just tested two md files with 2 cards each (1Test.md and 2Test.md). The order that the cards were added was random, first one card of md file 1, then two cards of file 2 and then the second card of file 1.
My Anki Setup is configured to ask the cards in the order they were added.
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The random order of the cards themselves was my fault: I sorted by the wrong field in the card browser.
However, I also found out that os.walk (in line 325) results in unordered filenames in some cases (e.g. "3Slides3.md" was before "1Slides1.md" on my Ubuntu machine). I added "files.sort()" in my version to fix this.
LuccaHellriegel
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Order of adding cards seems random
Order of processed markdown files seems random
Jul 14, 2019
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Is there a way to control the order of cards that are added?
I currently use Markdown to write my lecture notes and then arrange them for the import. However, especially in math-heavy courses the ordering of the cards is quite important.
I just tested two md files with 2 cards each (1Test.md and 2Test.md). The order that the cards were added was random, first one card of md file 1, then two cards of file 2 and then the second card of file 1.
My Anki Setup is configured to ask the cards in the order they were added.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: