Hello.
A remark regarding my confusion with the behavior of the function
'submission'.
I observed the following on different domains with LON-CAPA version
2.11.0: After submitting 3 answers, e.g. 'first', 'second', 'third', the
problem given below (published, inside a course) shows
value of $version = 0, return value: third
value of $version = 1, return value:
value of $version = 2, return value: first
value of $version = 3, return value: second
value of $version = 4, return value: third
value of $version = 5, return value:
But the problem worked as expected on two tested domains with
LON-CAPA 2.11.1.
- Peter
<problem>
<script type="loncapa/perl">
our $response;
for my $version ( 0 .. 5 ) {
my $submission
= submission( 'p0', 'p0r0', $version );
$response
.= "value of \$version = $version,"
. " return value: $submission <br />";
}
</script>
$response
<part id="p0">
<customresponse id="p0r0">
<answer type="loncapa/perl">
return 'INCORRECT';
</answer>
<textline />
</customresponse>
</part>
</problem>
Am 06.06.2015 um 01:06 schrieb Peter Dencker:
Hello Gerd,
I see, thank you. If $version=0 the latest submission is the specified
return value.
But the return value for $version=1 is always undefined. The first value
is given for $version=2, the seconed for $version=3, and so on.
This was the cause of my confusion and I wonder whether this is
intended. I am almost certain that this behavior differs from previous
LON-CAPA versions ...
- Peter
<problem>
<script type="loncapa/perl">
our $response = q{};
for my $version ( 0 .. 6 ) {
my $submission = submission ( 'p0', 'p0r0', $version );
if (!defined $submission) { $submission = q{}; }
$response
.= "value of \$version = $version,"
. " return value: $submission <br />";
}
</script>
$response
<part id="p0">
<customresponse id="p0r0">
<answer type="loncapa/perl">
return 'INCORRECT';
</answer>
<textline />
</customresponse>
</part>
</problem
On 05.06.2015 13:02, Gerd Kortemeyer wrote:
Hi,
On Jun 5, 2015, at 5:31 AM, Peter Dencker
<denc...@math.uni-luebeck.de> wrote:
I tried to demonstrate that it is possible to show all submissions:
submission( $partid, $responseid, $version )
If $version is 0, the latest submission is returned and for all
other values of $version the return value is undefined.
Have I made a mistake or this a bug?
Nope, this is how it *should* work.
However, if I remember correctly, this only works when the problem is
already inside a course, i.e., published and part of the table of
contents of a course. Did you try this inside a course, or has your
testing thus far only been in construction space?
- Gerd.
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Michigan State University
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