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I just use drop down menus for this, and then manually create a labeled list of choices in the problem for them to choose from. I'll get my problem type for this, and share the randomization I use to randomize both the order of the questions and order of the choices. Could be something that might be wrapped in a macro if you want to automatically generate this. When I get home I'll share a common problem type I use with this and how I randomize it.
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I added a problem to @pstaabp's #811 that does this one way using parserPopUp.pl
. You can see it here. It works. However, it is not really that nice for authoring.
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One reason I would like to have markup for this scenario is that PreTeXt already has a native matching style for exercises, and it would be good to use that. Something that is piecing together several PopUps will probably not work well once rendered in PTX.
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I can't imagine this working with check boxes in any nice way. Drop down menus are the only nice way that I think this can be done. This is how all of the OPL problems have done this but using PGchoicemacros.pl
.
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Dropdown menus would be fine. I just mean that if something with multiple PopUp()
calls, it won't come out very nice for PTX output. Basically that means you display the list of "codomain" options once for each "domain" option, and PTX output will be very cluttered. I haven't looked at your example yet.
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I highly doubt that my example will be what you want.
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