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Add a tone number Pinyin field #56
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On the face of it, I think this would be straightforward to add. Give me a few days. |
Or months. |
Or years 😆 |
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I just started with anki/chinese again this week and found this old issue. Had some free time today and gave it a shot. Seems to work, at least for my purpose 😉 (PR #206) |
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I just started out learning Mandarin last week and immediately found Anki and your really great chinese-support addon. Thanks for maintaining! I also bought the Hanping Pro dictionary app on Android which I think has some really nice sound database. However, as far as I can see you can only combine Anki+Hanping using sth. like
in cards, where
S.p
seems to be the important part for it to work. Unfortunately, it only takes pinyin in numbered form.Describe the solution you'd like
Could you please add to
config.json
another field, e.g.NumPinyin
, that will be filled with the corresponding numbered pinyin instead of the one with converted tone markings? That would also be helpful for cards with{{type:NumPinyin}}
when learning with "simple" keyboards.I would do it myself and provide a pull request, but because of lack of documentation it's somehow hard to go through your code.
Describe alternatives you've considered
Writing a JavaScript converter in each card's code.
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