make
./cards -f hiragana.csv
# at some point enter !save and exit with CTRL-D
Edit cards.csv and save your session by typing !save while studying.
Here is a typical cards.csv:
front1,back1,
front2,back2,
...
You can also use the -f flag to use another file such as hiragana.csv
for instance.
WARNING! This tool won't care about the order in which cards were written in the file!
If you want cards.c to know which cards to show first, you'll have to
fill the last field of each line with a number. The higher it is the
earlier the card will appear. This number is altered by cards.c when
you type !save.
If you want your cards to appear in the same order as in cards.csv, run this:
cat cards.csv | awk 'BEGIN{i=1000}{print $0 i--}' > cards2.csv
cat hiragana.csv katakana.csv > cards.csv
./cards
This project includes files from csv_parser
https://github.com/semitrivial/csv_parser
Known to compile and run on Debian Stretch and FreeBSD 12