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'''<span id="hook_node">hook node</span>''' - a [[Glossary:Node|'''knowledge tree node''']] to which new [[Glossary:Element|'''elements''']] belonging to a given [[Glossary:Category|'''category''']] are added as children. The '''hook node''' is either the same as the [[Glossary:Root_node|'''root node''']], is a [[Glossary:Child|'''child''']] of the [[Glossary:Root node|'''root node''']] or is a [[Glossary:Descendant|'''descendant''']] of the '''root node'''. Once the [[Glossary:Child|'''children''']] limit of a '''hook''' is passed, a new '''hook''' is chosen. Naturally, the new '''hook''' will be a '''descendant''' of the '''root''' of the current '''category'''. If SuperMemo runs out of branches that might become new hooks, it will restructure the category folder and start a new level of branches with new space for new hooks and new elements.
'''<span id="hook_node">hook node</span>''' - a hook is a place that determines where new elements are added in the '''Contents''' (e.g. with '''Add new'''). A hook is a [[Glossary:Node|'''knowledge tree node''']] to which new [[Glossary:Element|'''elements''']] are added (as children). The '''hook node''' is either the same as the [[Glossary:Root_node|'''root node''']], is a [[Glossary:Child|'''child''']] of the [[Glossary:Root node|'''root node''']] or is a [[Glossary:Descendant|'''descendant''']] of the '''root node'''. Once the [[Glossary:Child|'''children''']] limit of a '''hook''' is passed, a new '''hook''' is chosen. The newly chosen '''hook''' is always a '''descendant''' of the '''root''' of the current '''category'''. If SuperMemo runs out of branches that might become new hooks, it will restructure the category folder and start a new level of branches with new space for new hooks and new elements.

Revision as of 22:48, 27 November 2013

hook node - a hook is a place that determines where new elements are added in the Contents (e.g. with Add new). A hook is a knowledge tree node to which new elements are added (as children). The hook node is either the same as the root node, is a child of the root node or is a descendant of the root node. Once the children limit of a hook is passed, a new hook is chosen. The newly chosen hook is always a descendant of the root of the current category. If SuperMemo runs out of branches that might become new hooks, it will restructure the category folder and start a new level of branches with new space for new hooks and new elements.