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mnemosyne: Retired

This package was explicitly marked as broken for 4 months.

There is no upgrade path as we lack qt5-qtwebengine (chromium).

Changed PYTHON_VERSIONS_INCOMPATIBLE to PYTHON_VERSIONS_ACCEPTED; needed for future Python 3.8

mnemosyne: comment out troublesome py-matplotlib dependency.

This is already marked BROKEN.

mnemosyne: mark as BROKEN

fix some whitespace, mostly introduced in the previous
python 3.4 / 3.5 removal commit.

Omit mentions of python 34 and 35, after those were removed.

- Includes some whitespace changes, to be handled in a separate commit.

PKGREVISION bump for anything using python without a PYPKGPREFIX.

This is a semi-manual PKGREVISION bump.

extend PYTHON_VERSIONS_ for Python 3.7

Follow some redirects.

Add python-3.6 to incompatible versions.

Remove python33: adapt all packages that refer to it.

Extend PYTHON_VERSIONS_INCOMPATIBLE to 35

Update to 2.3.1:

Mnemosyne 2.3.1 : 2014-06-18

(Note that for Windows users we recommend uninstalling the previous version
before installing the new one.)

-Change database backend for config file. There should be no more errors
 which cause you to delete the config file.
-Don't import cherrypy if not using the sync server (workaround for mimetype
 bug in non-unicode systems) (reported by Steven Lee, Pete Kovalenko).
-Don't give spurious warning about different tags in different sister cards
 when creating new clozes when editing a card (reported by Scott Youngman).
-Fixed some issues with tabbing to buttons in a dialog not selecting the right
 button (reported by Scott Youngman).

Mnemosyne 2.3 : 2014-04-23


The sync protocol has changed in this version, so make sure you update both
the client and the server at the same time.

-A quick-and-dirty Android client is available, where you can do reviews in
 your mobile browser using a webserver which runs on your Android device.
 This client has full support for the syncing protocol.
-The functionality of mnemosyne-webserver has now been merged into the main
 program and can be activated through 'Configure Mnemosyne - servers'.
-Time to create backups has decreased, in some situations even by a factor
 of 2 or more, speeding up syncing and program exit.
-Sped up all editing operations in the card browser.
-The name of the currently active saved set of cards is now listed in title
 bar (requested by Silverbear).
-Added new statistic: number of new cards learned per day.
-Also sync relevant settings (e.g. fonts, colours, ...) during the initial
 sync.
-Improve the timeout handling of the sync protocol.
-New Ukranian, Swedish, Serbian, Catalan translation.
-Fix erroneous 'Wrong username or password' error.
-Rework error handling when trying to load a database which no longer exists
 in its previous location.
-Keep the sort order in the card browser when editing cards (reported by
 Gnome and Tristan).
-Added command line options --sync-server and --web-server which starts the
 sync and the web server in headless mode (i.e. without a GUI) (useful to run
 e.g. on a NAS server).
-Fix more errors coming from loading config files (thanks to Alex Fevery for
 reporting this).
-Added an extra popup to guide new people better through the learning process
 (feedback from Bjorn Maes).
-Fix crash when exporting to cards format when Latex was not installed
 (reported by Gwern).
-Make card conversion more robust for badly formatted card (reported by Gnome).
-When editing a card through the browser, make sure the correct set of tags is
 displayed if sister cards have different tags (requested by Scott Youngman).
-Allow converting a Cloze card to a clone of a Cloze card through the browser
 (requested by Scott Youngman).
-Instruct people on the correct way to deal with '*.cards' files if they try
 to open it as a separate database (Kensor0).
-Make it clearer what 'Find duplicates' does.
-Various cosmetic fixes when importing *.cards files (reported by Ansgar
 Bohmann).
-Fix tag tree sometimes not updating correctly if the user adds a new tag.
-People writing e.g. Javascript card and needing access to the full path of
 the media directory can now use db_media:///foo.png (requested by Gnome).
-Flash files are now synced as well (reported by heldtfisken).
-When editing a card where different sister cards have different tags, ask if
 the tags should be applied to the current card or to all sister cards.
-Fix Windows crash when using the card browser with cards imported from
 Supermemo (reported by Piotr).
-Fix crash when renaming cloned card types through the card browser.
-Make Mnemosyne 1.x import more robust (reported by Jack Thro).
-Don't allow saving the database to a network drive under Windows to prevent
 corruption (reported by Brendan Sinclair).
-Fix sync error that could occur when adding and immediately deleting multiple
 sister cards from the card browser.
-Fix latex / cloze interaction corner case (reported by Daniele Parisi).
-Fix corner case of overzealous introduction of media dir in expansion
(reported by Toni Alsford).
-Make sure latex images are always in sync when updating text.
-If adding an extra tag when importing a 'cards' file, don't keep the tag
 'Untagged' (patch by crcmail0). If you were affected by this issue before,
 'compact database' will solve this.


Mnemosyne 2.2.1 : 2013-04-15

(Note that for Windows users we recommend uninstalling the previous version
before installing the new one.)

-The premade cards from the old 1.x website have now all been converted to the
 new 2.x cards format and put on the new website. This will make importing
 much easier, as graphics are bundled (thanks to Patrick Kenny for the
 conversion).
-For txt import, a text file can now contain a fourth column which will be
 mapped to the 'notes' field of a Vocabulary card.
-When editing or browsing cards, don't reset the state of the scheduler such
 that you need to press 'show answer' again or such that a new card appears
 (reported by Gnome).
-Remember which tags where expanded/collapsed in the tag tree (requested a.o
 by Troy Guze).
-Correctly update flag 'hide pronunciation' in the popup menu (reported by
 Tom Cato Amundsen).
-When merging duplicate cards, merge tags also (requested by Stephan Maseizik).
-Fix regression where all the dialogs would have generic names ('mnemosyne')
 as opposed to e.g. 'Add cards'.
-Correctly format clozes in latex, e.g. [Lorentz force law]
 <$>[\mathbf{F}]=[q]([\mathbf{E}]+[\mathbf{v}\times\mathbf{B}]</$>
 ()requested by acdenh). If you want literal [] in latex, use \left[
 and \right].
-Fix crash when converting multiple cards at the same time between e.g.
 Vocabulary card type and Map card type (reported by Gnome).
-No longer allow mass converting of cards to Cloze card types, as this
 requires editing of the card content for each card anyhow (reported by Scott
 Youngman).
-Fix browser crash occuring after deleting a card type which had custom
 formatting (reported by Tom Zerlau).
-Unless the 'Prefill tag behaviour' plugin is active, changing card types will
 never change the tag you already filled in, even if it's different from the
 last used tag (reported by Gnome).
-When changing the font for '<all card types>', make a more neutral choice
 for default font in case currently different card types have different
 fonts (reported by Gnome).
-Make sync and sync error handling more robust.
-In case you don't explicitly select a background colour, use your theme's
 background colour as opposed to white for empty cards (reported by ialectum).
-The quote key to left of 1 (`) can now also be used as a short cut for grade 0
 (requested by Kent Stearman).
-In the card browser, CTRL+F can be used to focus the input on the search
 field (requested by abacus).
-Improve the position of dialogs popping up from the card browser,
 sync window, ... .
-Fix crash pressing the 'Delete' key in the 'Activate cards' dialog (reported
 by Gnome).
-When changing card types, only warn about losing history when there is actual
 history present (reported by Gnome).
-In case you are not using saved sets and create a new tag whose parent is
 inactive, make the new tag inactive too. (If you have a saved set active,
 you'll get a dialog box asking whether you want to activate that tag or not,
 just like before) (reported by Gnome).
-Fix bug in interaction between Latex system and exporting to the 'cards'
 format (reported by Gwern).
-More tweaks for RTL languages like Arabic and Hebrew (bug report by
 Ansgar Bohmann).
-No more superfluous empty lines for cards with RTL languages.
-When changing languagues, translate the window title immediately, instead
 of after reboot.
-On a Thai system, don't use Thai numerals in the card browser if the language
 is set to English (requested by Mark).
-Take time zone information into account when displaying creation date of
 card in browser.
-When renaming a saved set, prefill the name field with the previous name of
 the set.
-Don't reset selected plugin when importing a new plugin (reported by Gnome).
-When trying to deactivate a card type in use, show name of the card type in
 the error message.
-Fix CTRL+F shortcut for inserting flash, CTRL+D for inserting video, and
 CTRL+C for copying (reported by Gnome).
-Tab key now cycles through all the grade buttons (reported by Gnome).
-Fix grading shortcuts R and W for 'right' and 'wrong' in the cramming
 scheduler.
-Backspace and delete shortcuts to delete the current card work again
 (reported by Dylan Gordhan).


Mnemosyne 2.2 : 2012-12-04

-Added menu option to detect duplicates in the database.
-Made the cramming scheduler more configurable. Cards can now be studied in
 random order, earliest first, lastest first or most lapses first. Also,
 you have the option of whether to save the scheduler state or not when exiting
 the program.
-The way the tag field is prefilled for new cards is changed. By default, the
 last used tag is used, regardless of card type. If you want the pre-2.2
 behaviour, where the last used tag is remembered per card type, there is a
 bundled plugin you can activate.
-When exporting to the 'cards' format, the latex files are now pregenerated
 and bundled (requested by Mark).
-Fix errors coming from loading config files (reported by knutflatland and
 many others).
-Ported missing import file formats from 1.x: SuperMemo7 text, SuperMemo from
 Palm, Cuecard WCU.
-Double-clicking on a saved set in 'Activate cards' now automatically selects
 the set and closes the window (requested by Michael Campbell).
-Add "Insert Flash" option (Note: Flash needs to be installed on your system
 for this to work) (requested by Gnome).
-Added support for video files under Windows (contrary to Linux, they will
 play in an external window using mplayer).
-When you have both tags "A" and "A::B", the card browser will now show the
 first tag as "A::Untagged".
-Javascript can now contain line breaks (reported by iBayer and gnome).
-In 'edit cards', make more robust of no longer warning about discarding
 changes if you did not make any.
-Sped up deleting of large number of cards from the card browser.
-When pasting into the "Add cards" or "Edit cards" dialog, respect the
 formatting of the card field.
-Be more robust against importing 1.x cards with missing information (reported
 by Chris Resnik and Patrick Kenny).
-Bug fix involving notes with multiple lines with exporting cards.
-Fix bug with picture sometimes not showing when first starting the program.
-Better support for non-latin characters in sound files under Windows (reported
 by Raoul Pontecaille).
-Fix crash in 'Compact database' involving too many open files (reported by
 Pawel Szerszon).
-Fix situation where tag pane would be no longer visible after adding a first
 saved card set.
-Changing card types and deleting cards from the card browser is now faster.
-No longer convert filenames to lower case on Windows (requested by Michael
 Campbell).
-Fix another crash involving duplicates while converting cards (reported by
 Gnome).
-When upgrading from 1.x on OSX, explicitly tell the user where their 1.x
 data was backed up.
-Fix displaying non-latin characters in statistics (reported by Pawel Szerszon).
-Don't erase fields when cancelling a card type conversion (reported by Gnome).
-Don't allow cancelling the import metadata information dialog.
-Fix harmless error message when converting to Cloze cards in the card browser
 (reported by Michael Campbell).
-Upgraded to latest version of Qt/PyQt (4.9.5).


Mnemosyne 2.1 : 2012-09-10

-New import/export format to share cards, which also bundles the media files.
 Supports importing an updated version of the same exported cards, so that
 authors can release updated versions of their cards fixing e.g. spelling
 mistakes.
-Implemented txt export with tab-separated values.
-You can now specify more than 1 tag to add during import
 (requested by Barbara).
-In 'edit cards', no longer warn about discarding changes if you did not make
 any.
-Don't crash card browser when searching for \ (reported by Faemorleto).
-Fix bug where active tags would sometimes not have a checkbox in the card
 browser (reported by Gnome).
-Fixed issues involving tag renaming and syncing (reported by Barbara).
-Made RTL handling for Arabic and Hebrew more robust.
-audio tags now support start and stop arguments, e.g. <audio ...
 start="1" stop="2"> will play the sound file from 1 to 2 seconds.
-Fix crash when cancelling duplicate insertion while converting cards
 (reported by Gnome).
-Fix crash when renaming saved card sets (reported by Pawel Szerszon).
-Make detection of unused media files more robust with case insensitive
 filesystems (reported by Pawel Szerszon and Gnome).
-Fix error when resetting configuration to defaults (reported by
 Pawel Szerszon).
-Fix for missing Chinese labels in the statistics plots (reported by Bono
 Shih).
-Fix for rare hangs 'assert interval == 0' (reported by Tom Cato).
-Translation fixes when converting between card types (reported by Gnome and
 Chris Schmidt).
-Make terminology in 'Current card' statistics more consistent with the card
 browser (reported by Henrik Giaever).


Mnemosyne 2.0.1 : 2012-08-02

-Fix occasional hang during review (Thanksto Scott Youngman and Chris Shanks
 for helping to debug this).
-In cloze card types, you can now provide hints, e.g. [cloze:hint] will show
 [hint] in the question as opposed to [...]
-Added Sentence card type plugin. If you put this in the 'Sentence' field:
 "La [casa:house] es [grande:big]", you'll get three sister cards with the
 following questions: "La casa es grande", "La [house] es grande",
 "La casa es [big]"
-Fix bug where the wrong clone would be renamed (reported by Herman Gunn).
-Take size of media player widget (Linux only) into account when calculating
 the optimal split between question and answer.
-Fixed bug where card appearance settings would not be synced between different
 machines.
-Fixed issue in Activate cards, where a set without a name and a saved set
 would interfere.
-The dialog where you name saved sets is now a combobox which also list the
 current saved sets, to allow for easier updating of a saved set.
-Message boxes are now centered over the current window (card browser, ...) as
 opposed to the main window.
-Longer initial interval if the first grade you gave a card is 5.
-Fixing card merging losing information on Vocabulary card types (reported by
 Stephan Maseizik).
-Before merging cards, more information is presented on the data that is
 already in the database (requested by Stephan Maseizik).
-Fixed spurious firing of missing media detection (reported by Geir).
-Fixed a few bugs when displaying the edit or preview windows from the card
 browser and using PgUp and PgDown to move to the previous/next card (reported
 by Chris Schmidt).
-When adding a duplicate card, rather than forbidding the user to add it, ask
 the user if he really wants to do this (requested by Laurent Humblet).
-The webserver now supports the -d option to specify the data directory
 (requested by Sirius533).
-Fixed crashes in card browser with non-latin clone names (reported by Gabriel
 Benamouzig).
-Prevent uninstalling a card type plugin if a clone of that card type has been
 created, even if it does not yet have any cards.
-Further fixes for Hebrew (reported by Eliyahu Switzer and Chris).
-Upgraded many of the libraries on which Mnemosyne depends (PyQt, numpy,
 matplotlib)
-Updated user contributed translations.


Mnemosyne 2.0 : 2012-06-16

Four years in the making, this is essentially a complete rewrite of the old
1.x codebase, with a new, clean design, consisting of components that can be
swapped in and out very easily, which allows plugin writers maximum
flexibility.

Major user-visible changes:

-Support for what is called card types. The main user visible changes are that
 editing a vice versa card or three sided card will automatically update the
 related card. There is also support for N-sided cards.
-Whereas in Mnemosyne 1.x, a card could belong to only one category, now a
 card can have multiple tags. Tags can also be organised in a hierachy, with
 '::' separating the levels of the hierachy.
-Powerful new card browser, giving much more information and flexibility to
 organise your cards.
-'Activate cards' is completely revamped and is much more flexible. Also, sets
 of active cards can be now be saved for easier access later.
-Graphical statistics, easily extensible through plugins (first implementation
 by Mike Appleby).
-Each individual field in a card can now have its own font, colour, ... which
 can be set through the GUI. Background colour is also configurable per card
 type.
-The widget that displays the cards is now a full webbrowser, with e.g.
 support for Javascript, animated gifs, ... .
-Added cramming scheduler plugin, which goes through your cards in random
 order and does not affect the normal scheduler data. It is visually
 distinguished from the regular scheduler by having only two grade buttons
 (Right and Wrong).
-Sync protocol, to synchronise a mobile device to your desktop client. Fully
 bidirectional, i.e. you can add new cards on your desktop and review old
 cards on your phone, and both sets of changes will be merged seamlessly.
 Can sync with more than 1 partner. Optimised for speed and memory usage
 on mobile devices. First implementation by Ed Bartosh and Max Usachev.
-Prototype webserver for reviews through a browser. Should be functional, but
 contains no security and is not yet integrated with the GUI. Start the
 mnemosyne-webserver executable and follow the instructions.


Other changes:

-Move from Qt3 to Qt4 as GUI toolkit, which has better performance and
 eliminates many interface quirks.
-Move to SQL as the storage backend, resulting in improved speed and memory
 usage, as well as better scalability for large decks (first implementation
 by Ed Bartosh).
-Added card type for maps, and for cloze deletion.
-Plugins can now be turned on and off through the GUI.
-Windows use scroll bar when the data does not fit.
-When importing a sound or an image, a copy is made to the mnemosyne data
 directory. This saves some confusing explaining to new users about the
 difference between relative and absolute paths.
-Mnemosyne can now save after each reviewed card. Default is to only save after
 10 reps, to save battery.
-Avoid showing the same card twice in a row during review.
-Replaced 'number of grade 0 cards to hold in your hand' by 'number of non
 memorised cards to hold in your hand', so that the limit now works on the
 total of grade 0 and 1 cards. Default value is 10.
-Warn if the user memorises over 15 new cards in a session.
-The keyboard shortcuts for the reviewing process no longer auto-repeat.
-Added option to control whether media (sound/video) gets started automatically
 when displaying a card (Currently not on Windows due to Qt bug).
-Added option to display a media control (play/pause/slider) (Currently not on
 Windows due to Qt bug).
-Improved backup scheme. Users can now restore from backups using the
 File - Open menu, as opposed to first decompressing a file outside of
 Mnemosyne.
-Importing from XML files has been sped up considerably (Johannes Baiter)
-The learning history is now stored in an SQL database, allowing to calculate
 more statistics.
-The plugin mechanism encompasses also the statistics, configuration and card
 activation screens.
-Cards which are failed during learning ahead are now periodically brought
 back in the learning process.
-Mnemosyne now stores its data in a more standards compliant location:
 C:/Users/peter/Application Data/Mnemosyne under Windows, and
 /home/pbienst/.local/share/mnemosyne and /home/pbienst/.config/mnemosyne
 under Linux.
-When leaving the program open overnight, the display will update at the
 roll over point.
-Intelligent sorting of categories containing numbers, so that you no longer
 have to call a category 'Lesson 01' instead of 'Lesson '1 to get the correct
 ordering (Mike Appleby).

Mark packages that are not ready for python-3.3 also not ready for 3.4,
until proven otherwise.

Mark packages as not ready for python-3.x where applicable;
either because they themselves are not ready or because a
dependency isn't. This is annotated by
PYTHON_VERSIONS_INCOMPATIBLE=  33 # not yet ported as of x.y.z
or
PYTHON_VERSIONS_INCOMPATIBLE=  33 # py-foo, py-bar
respectively, please use the same style for other packages,
and check during updates.

Use versioned_dependencies.mk where applicable.
Use REPLACE_PYTHON instead of handcoded alternatives, where applicable.
Reorder Makefile sections into standard order, where applicable.

Remove PYTHON_VERSIONS_INCLUDE_3X lines since that will be default
with the next commit.

Whitespace cleanups and other nits corrected, where necessary.

Revbump from devel/py-game update

recursive bump for libmng-2.0.2 shlib major bump and dependency change

Bump PKGREVISION for libXft changes for NetBSD native X support on
NetBSD 6, requested by tron.

Try to fix the fallout caused by the fix for PR pkg/47882. Part 3:

Recursively bump package revisions again after the "freetype2" and
"fontconfig" handling was fixed.

Bump freetype2 and fontconfig dependencies to current pkgsrc versions,
to address issues with NetBSD-6(and earlier)'s fontconfig not being
new enough for pango.

While doing that, also bump freetype2 dependency to current pkgsrc
version.

Suggested by tron in PR 47882

Recursive bump for png-1.6.

Revbump after graphics/jpeg and textproc/icu

Drop PKG_DESTDIR_SUPPORT setting, "user-destdir" is default these days.

Add desktopdb.mk and bump PKGREVISION for 118 packages as reported by
pkglint. If any of these are wrong for some reason, please revert/adjust.

Bump PKGREVISION for python default version change to 2.7.
py-* not affected, since it built different versions depending on the
setting already.

Recursive bump for removal of jpeg/tiff/png buildlink3.mk files
from SDL_image. If one of these packages needs them, it should
include them itself.

Recursive bump for graphics/freetype2 buildlink addition.

recursive bump from gettext-lib shlib bump.

png shlib name changed for png>=1.5.0, so bump PKGREVISIONs.

Bump PKGREVISION for libpng shlib name change.
Also add some patches to remove use of deprecated symbols and fix other
problems when looking for or compiling against libpng-1.4.x.

Add py-imaging dependency, bump PKGREVISION.
Noted by Dennis den Brok.

Bump revision for PYTHON_VERSION_DEFAULT change.

Update to 1.2.2:

-Added support routines for Tim Bourke's Mnemogogo plugin, which enables you
 to review cards on Java-based phones. See
 http://www.tbrk.org/software/mnemogogo.html
-fix rare hang in preprocessing paths (reported by LooM).
-Remove hidden limit on grade 1 cards.
-Italian translation by Enrico Leoni.
-Turkish translation by Sercan Oruc.
-Updated German translation by Dimitri Scheftner.
-Updated French translation by Christophe Mealares and Yannick Voglaire.
-Hungarian translation by bkile.

Second try at jpeg-8 recursive PKGREVISION bump.

bump revision because of graphics/jpeg update

Remove USE_DIRS from pkgsrc.

Shared directories can now be created independently by the pacakges
needing them and will be removed automatically by pkg_delete when empty.

Packages needing empty directories can use the @pkgdir command in PLIST.

Discussed and ok'd in thread starting at
http://mail-index.netbsd.org/tech-pkg/2009/06/30/msg003546.html

Use standard location for LICENSE line (in MAINTAINER/HOMEPAGE/COMMENT
block). Uncomment some commented out LICENSE lines while here.

Update to 1.2.1. Convert to user-destdir, set LICENSE.

This is a bug fix only release, as all the new features are being
implemented in the 2.x codebase.

(Note that for Windows users we recommend uninstalling the previous
version before doing an upgrade.)

-Fix bug so that vice versa cards now always start with grade 0.
-Fix problems with missing locale under some unix systems.
-Fix hang under Spanish translation.
-Danish translation by Randi H.
-Esperanto translation by jchthys.
-updated Japanese translation by Patrick Kenny.

Use MASTER_SITE_SOURCEFORGE in MASTER_SITES and it fixes my download problem.

Update to 1.2:

-Improved support for unicode in filenames and directories.
-Reverted compression of backups from gz to bz2 again, to circumvent a
 bug under Windows with unicode directory names.
-Wrote a plugin to always shuffle the revision queue, for users who want
 to override the prioritised scheduling introduced in Mnemosyne 1.1.
 This plugin can also be downloaded from
 http://www.mnemosyne-proj.org/node/142
-Only open the sound system when needed in order to save CPU time
 (patch by marmuta).
-More robust upgrading from old Mnemosyne versions.
-Fix bug where default export location was incorrectly specified.
-Reword statistics dialog to make clear that we only show data for
 the next week.
-Norwegian translation by Petter Goksoyr Asen.

After py-qt3-base update, this works with python-2.5, remove INCOMPAT line.

Initial import of mnemosyne-1.1.1.
This project is the successor to memaid.

The Mnemosyne Project has two aspects:

    * It's a sophisticated free flash-card tool which optimizes
    your learning process.
    * It's a research project into the nature of long-term memory.

The Mnemosyne software resembles a traditional flash-card program
to help you memorise question/answer pairs, but with an important
twist: it uses a sophisticated algorithm to schedule the best time
for a card to come up for review. Difficult cards that you tend to
forget quickly will be scheduled more often, while Mnemosyne won't
waste your time on things you remember well.

While you use the software, detailed statistics can be kept on your
learning process. If you want, these logs can be uploaded in a
transparent and anonymous way to a central server for analysis.

This data will be valuable to study the behaviour of our memory
over a very long time period. As an additional benefit, the results
will be used to improve the scheduling algorithms behind the software
even further.

Initial revision