On 2019-02-01 09:48, Hans Hagen wrote:
> given that context originally was made for typesetting educational
> materials including questions, answers, explanations ... how about
> looking at the 'blocks' mechanism (there are some examples in the test
> suite under blocks)
They are very helpful; t
On 2/1/2019 4:10 AM, Sanjoy Mahajan wrote:
Thank you, Matthias and Wolfgang, for the examples/solutions.
If I understand them right, there must be one solution for each exercise
(otherwise the solution numbering gets out of sync). Or do the
coupling= options in Matthias's example remove that re
Hi Sanjoy,
Two or three years ago Wolfgang helped me to solve an analogous question. Here
is an example which works fine, and moreover one can navigate from a question
to its hint (if there is one…) and then from the hint to its solution (if
present…).
Best regards: OK
begin interactive-
Hi,
this is what I learned from the list to use. I'm sorry, but the names
sound a bit Swedish, but I'm sure you can change that. This way it was
also easy to add different types like hints, answers and solutions and
get clickable letters accordingly.
/Mikael
%Test file
\setupinteraction[state=st
On Thu, 31 Jan 2019 22:10:40 -0500
Sanjoy Mahajan wrote:
> Thank you, Matthias and Wolfgang, for the examples/solutions.
Why not use the list mechanism?
Alan
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Thank you, Matthias and Wolfgang, for the examples/solutions.
If I understand them right, there must be one solution for each exercise
(otherwise the solution numbering gets out of sync). Or do the
coupling= options in Matthias's example remove that restriction? In my
experiments with the exampl
A while back I asked a similar question, and Hans pointed out the following
which I still use:
\defineenumeration
[exercise]
[way=bysection,
text=Exercise,
coupling=solution,
location=hanging]
\defineenumeration
[solution]
[text=Solution,
way=bysection,
coupling=exercise,
locatio
Hi Sanjoy,
when you have a equal number of questions ans answers you can create a
enumeration for each and collect the answers with the block mechanism.
At the end of the document you can flush the collected answers.
\defineblock [answer]
\defineenumeration [question]
\defineenumeration [ans
Dear List,
I'm trying to have problem solutions automatically collected, each with
its corresponding problem number, e.g. 2.3, and then typeset at the end
of a document. Thus, I imagine something like
\startproblem{A problem title} % Problem 1.1
A question
\startsolution
An ans
