The parsing step is considerably slower in Python, but if parsing
is moved out of the test function, Python wins at 45ms to Rust's 67ms
on 10,000 rounds, presumably due to the overhead of serializing to
Protobuf. Not enough of a difference to justify the inclusion of extra
dependencies and duplicating the lookup code in any case.
- translation files are now stored in a separate repo, and
use a layout compatible with Pontoon
- normalize the language code in aqt, so that old config settings
and command line arguments are correctly handled
- store Qt and gettext translations in separate subfolders
- remove Crowdin scripts
- Adding files inside Anki now updates the media DB, so a full file
scan at sync time is no longer required if no other changes have been
made.
- Use a protobuf message for backend initialization, and return a
string error if initialization fails.
It often arrives that I want to know when a card is going to be
flushed and in this case change it.
This could be the case if I want to change the scheduler without
implementing a whole scheduler. It simply reads the card history and
change interval and due date.
It's also the case for the "'trigger -> action' rules", which apply
some coded actions when some event occurs. E.g. suspend/unsuspend a
sibling when card become mature/is forgotten.
I created multiple add-ons which want to transform a note before it is
being saved. For example, one add-on trim it, and remove useless line
break which arrived by accident.
Another add-on want to compile LaTeX as soon as the note is done, and
warn the user if LaTeX can't be compiled.
Having a hook in pre-flush would be useful here
