Curious Learn wrote:
Wolfgang Schuster <schuster.wolfgang <at> googlemail.com> writes:
You don't need \nextrandom any longer, it's fixed with the last beta.
\newcounter\choicecounter
\define[1]\Rightitem
{\doglobal\increment\choicecounter
\startitem[\choicecounter]#1\stopitem}
\define[1]\Wrongitem
{\startitem#1\stopitem}
\processbetween{rightitem}\Rightitem
\processbetween{wrongitem}\Wrongitem
\startrightitem This is the CORRECT answer. \stoprightitem
\startwrongitem Yet another wrong answer. \stopwrongitem
You can use a fixed random order for the items (the don't change after
each new run) with '\setupsystem[random=3456]', you can change the order
when you user another number.
Wolfgang
Awesome solution. Works great. Thanks very much Wolfgang. I can now use your
solution. If it is not too difficult to explain, I would appreciate if someone
could explain why the following does not work. It is not necessary because
Wolfgang's solution is great but will help me understand it better.
long ago we made interactive tests and such; some of the code was split
of in m-educat.tex ; i'm not even sure if it works any longer
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