Actually, one tiny clarification:
% What each \createproblem{}{}{} command does is run a \sagesilent that
> does is the following:
> % 1. Ensures that a global problem dictionary is defined; if allProblems
> isn't defined globally, do allProblems = {}
> % 2. Constructs and stores a new problem object from the other two
> parameters, treated as Python strings, like this:
> % allProblems[r"""#1"""] = new Problem(r"""#2""", r"""#3""")
>
Technically, if allProblems isn't defined, then the Sage code in question
should define not only allProblems, but the entire Problem class as well.
Just in case anyone reading this was about to run off and implement this
tonight. ;)
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