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1. Introduction

DokVok is ...

• "... a fucking vocabulary trainer." says Maja, maybe because the whole march I concentrated on programming, not on her.
• "... a program, that already exists a thousand times." says Frank, who wants to tease me.

I think it is a good chance for me to learn C++ programming and also to have a vocabulary trainer that can do what I want him to do.

1.1 Creation of the projekt

In autumn 1999 I decided to learn russian (some say I should finish learning english first :-( ). But I did not find a free program for my favorite OS that could assist me. None could use two different charsets at the same time. But the cyrillic and the german do differ. I remembered I was about to learn C++...

This version is just a snapshot. DokVok does not have neither all the features I want nor are the already existing ones fully implemented. So you should not wonder if typs aren't displayed in the vokview and seem not to make any sense, or the questioning seems not to be completed...

1.2 Call

I want users in spe to take influence in the further development of DokVok. So don't hesitate to send your whishes and ideas to the author.

1.3 Almost completed features

• vocabel managment
• language managment
• typ managment
• questioning control

1.4 features on the TODO list

• word parser for smart error detection, therefore
• complex error types
• reportbox with HTML-ability (links to info files...)
• learning games or
• learning concepts

1.5 Changes

Autumn 1999: Start DokVok 0.1.1pre, getting used to QT and KDE programming and therefore C++

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