Part of this is because all the normal grading is done under the hypothesis that there is only one good response so we can use the [''] array element to stock it, test it etc.
Multichoice multianswer solve the problem in encoding the responses.
I have solved it also for the new multicalculated question with the additional problem of having multiple questions that can be themselves Multichoice multianswer question.
I will try so find a more genral solution so that we could get code rules for new plugs-ins that could be themselves multiquestion ones.
Pierre Pichet added a comment - 11/Oct/07 11:36 PM Part of this is because all the normal grading is done under the hypothesis that there is only one good response so we can use the [''] array element to stock it, test it etc.
Multichoice multianswer solve the problem in encoding the responses.
I have solved it also for the new multicalculated question with the additional problem of having multiple questions that can be themselves Multichoice multianswer question.
I will try so find a more genral solution so that we could get code rules for new plugs-ins that could be themselves multiquestion ones.
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Multichoice multianswer solve the problem in encoding the responses.
I have solved it also for the new multicalculated question with the additional problem of having multiple questions that can be themselves Multichoice multianswer question.
I will try so find a more genral solution so that we could get code rules for new plugs-ins that could be themselves multiquestion ones.