Hi!
I need to write following scheme many times in my text (variable parts are
shown with underline):
.. _exercise-*union_of_two_lists*:
.. include:: exercises/*union_of_two_lists*.py
:start-after: """
:end-before: """
I'd like to replace this with
.. exercise:: *union_of_two_lists*
What's the best/simplest approach for achieving this?
Can I just replace my directive with shown two directives during read phase?
Are "include"-s included during read phase or later?
Can you recommend an example extension, which does something similar?
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The background of my problem: I'm trying to make my programming textbook
more interactive by associating programming exercises with automatic
feedback scripts. I'd like to keep exercise text and analyzer code together
in one Python file, something like that:
"""
Exercise text (in reST format)
"""
# ...
# Python code for testing/analyzing the solution
# ...
In the main text of the book, I need to include the exercise text from the
beginning of the file and also generate a marker indicating the exercise id
(*union_of_two_lists* in my example) in the resulting HTML, so that
JavaScript can create a submission link/form in the right place.
best regards,
Aivar
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