Hi there! I’ve been using Anki for a while with a very basic workflow and I’d like to use custom decks to step up my game, but I’m want to make sure my syntax is correct and I’m not sure which categories should I include in my search terms.
What I’d like to have is a custom deck that contains learning, due (only scheduled cards, I don’t want to study ahead) overdue (a week from now), reviewing and relearning cards. All from a specific tag from a specific deck
- My first question: is the syntax ok in terms of boolean logic?
"deck:example deck" tag:tag1 (is:due OR is:learn OR is:review)
On the other hand, as I said i want to study:
learning, due, overdue, reviewing and relearning cards
I’m aware that according to the manual searching section I can use:
is: due
that shows
review cards and learning cards waiting to be studied
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My second question is, what does
is:due
show? scheduled cards and unscheduled ones? only schedules ones? what doeswaiting to be study
exactly mean?
For relearning cards the same page manual says I should useis learn is: review
. that means relearning cards don’t show up when usingis:due
?
On the other hand, in the Count subtitle under the Filtered deck section, the manual states that:In a filtered deck, reviews that were already due are displayed in the review count as normal. Learning cards and non-due reviews are counted in the new card count, due to how the underlying implementation works.
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Even though they are shown in the new card count, that doesn’t mean my filter won’t work,right? It only affects the numbers on the bottom on the screen, not the categories the cards themselves belong to, right?
Thanks a lot