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| File size: | 1948 bytes |
| Load address: | 64204556 |
| Exec address: | 6D75636F |
File contents
Introduction V1.1: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ A few years ago, when studying for my GCSE exams, I was learning a foreign language, German in fact, and each week my teacher handed me a list of one hundred words to learn for our next lesson two days later. I spent hours memorising the words and I always thought that there was a better way to learn them rather than just repeating them over and over in a vain attempt to remember them. I was sure that it would be fairly simple to write a collection of programs that would enable people to enter in a list of words (foreign and theirEnglishequivalents)into the computer to be tested on. One step further the list could be edited and ammended at a later date. There should also be an option to print out the list of words if the need is there. Finally, some four years later, I've got around to programming it! The latest, overall version, of the program is Version 1.1. This overall version consists of the following files: Vocab Tester Loader V1.2 (CHAIN"MENU") Vocab Tester Foreign To English V1.4 (CHAIN"F2E") Vocab Tester English To Foreign V1.4 (CHAIN"E2F") File Editor V1.2 (CHAIN"EDIT") File Printer V1.2 (CHAIN"PRINT") Document Reader N/A (CHAIN"READER") document (you're reading it) V1.1 (VIEW File) All of these programs, and the VIEW file, are loaded from the program MENU, although you can use them individually if you wish to. Overview To All Of The Programs: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ When 'Loading' a file from disk make sure it does exist. If you try to load a file that does not exist the program that you are using will give an error message and stop running. When you are making a menu choice, or such like, and there is a question mark '?' after the question then the program requires you to enter a choice, ie 'Y', then you need to press the 'RETURN' key. If you can make choices but are not presented with a '?' then all you have to do is press the relevant key, you do not need to press the 'RETURN' key. All of the programs are simple enough to use, meaning that I think it is fairly pointless explaining how they work in great detail. To create a file you will have to load either of the 'Vocabulary Tester' progams from the main menu, these two programs are also the programs that will test you on the entered/loaded list of words. If you save a file with the 'English Answers' program you CAN load that file into the 'Foreign Answers' program and be tested on the foreign equivalent words, and visa versa with the 'Foreign Answers' program. When you are being tested on a list of words the words are given to you in a random order. If you get a word correct you will NOT be asked it again until you re-test yourself on the same list. When you get a list wrong you will be told so, and given the correct answer, the program will then pick a random word in the list for you to answer. You WILL be asked to answer any words that you get wrong again and again until you get them correct! Once all the list has been answered correctly you will be shown some menu options. You should also take not to the bottom of the incorrect total that runs during the test. From it you will be able to tell just how good you are doing during, and after the test. The edit program allows you to add and ammend a saved list. I allows you to search for a word in the list, jump to a position in the list and then save the changes. I have also added a delete function that will delete the current position of the list that you are looking at. You cannot 'tag' list elements to be deleted nor can you delete the last element in the list. I decided not to go overboard with the delete function as its use should be limited. Problems With The Programs: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ As the programs use a minimum of two arrays each I would recommend that the program is run on a 64k electron or equivalent. By all means use this program on a standard electron (even a tape system), but don't be suprised if you get a 'No room' message when using a large list. You will nodoubt notice that the program that allows you to print out a hard copy of a saved list prints it out in a rather crude manner. There are two reasons for this. The first being that as so many different printers are connectable to the electron it is hard to define a standard for printing. The second is that I'm new to accessing a printer using BBC BASIC! I have to learn more about this subject of programming. Another problem I've noticed during testing of the programs as a whole is that my routines for inputting a keypress, without the need for pressing RETURN after making a choice, can sometimes seem to ignore a key press. This is possibly due to me clearing the keyboard buffer each time the program scans for an input using INKEY. I had to do this to stop inputs building up and generally causing alot of problems. All I ask is that until I can find a better method of reading the keyboard (ie delving into the realms of assembly language...gulp!) be patient, and press the key a bit longer. In a nutshell... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ...that's the program. Future versions will, hopefully, iron out the mentioned problems. But, as I do tend to take ages to get around to doing things then please feel free to modify the program accordingly to suit your own needs or to make it more user-friendly for others. Depending on how adventurous I feel I may include a facility so that the program will point out to you how many times it took you to get an answer correct, highlighting words that the user has a serious problem remembering. Don't hold your breath for this option though! I haven't got a clue how to do this yet either! If you make any adjustments to the program all I ask is that you keep the credit REM statements in the program. Apologies for the state of the code to all of you who are going to change bits! I suppose that you could always add a bit of bolognaise to it... If you want to get more out of your electron then why not contact: Electron User Group (EUG), 'Gus Donnachaidh, 25, Bertie Road, Southsea, Hampshire, PO4 8JX Or 'phone 'Gus on 0705 781168 for more details. I hope that the program is of use to you as it stands. C.Weber September '94 :^)
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