def compilation(self): # prepares the answer by creating a dict
self.dict = {
'@fraction': self.structure['relativegrade'],
'@format': 'html',
'text': strtools.html(self.structure['text']),
'feedback': {
'@format': 'html',
'text': strtools.html(self.structure['feedback'])
}
}
def _set(self, field, value=None):
""" Assigns a value to a field of a Question. It is stored in both .structure and .dict """
#value = set_oparg(value, "")
field_structure = self.structure[field]
if value is None: # this happens when creating a question with an empty dict
value = self.structure[field]['default']
field_structure['isset'] = False
else:
field_structure['isset'] = True
# now 'value' has the good ... value
field_structure['value'] = value
if 'attribute' not in field_structure: # no attributes, just stupid value to assign
self.dict[field] = value
else: # we have "attributes" which means the field contains a "<text>" element
if 'html' in field_structure['attribute'].values(
): # the value is a string to be turned...
value = strtools.html(
value
) # ... into a html string (tackles latex, <p>'s and stuff)
# now we just fill the field with a text element, and its attributes
self.dict[field] = {
**field_structure['attribute'],
**{
"text": value
}
} # concatenation needs Python >= 3.5
def compilation(
self
): # extract all the questions the Category contains, and puts it in a dict
question_init = {
"@type": "category",
"category": {
"text": "$module$/top/" + self.get_path() + self.get_name()
},
"info": {
"@format": "html",
"text": strtools.html(self.get_description())
}
}
self.dict = {"quiz": {"question": [question_init]}}
for question in self.structure['question']:
# compiler la question ici pour créer question.dict a partir de sa structure ?
question.compilation()
self.dict['quiz']['question'].append(question.dict)
def compilation(
self
): # extract all the questions the Category contains, and puts it in a dict
question_init = {
"@type": "category",
"category": {
"text": "$module$/top/" + self.get_path() + self.get_name()
},
"info": {
"@format": "html",
"text": strtools.html(self.get_description())
}
}
self.dict = {"quiz": {"question": [question_init]}}
for idx, question in enumerate(self.structure['question']):
# here we need smarter rule for suffix because in alphabetic order gives 1, 10, 2, 3, etc
question.namefrom(
self,
idx + 1) # eventually gives a name + number to the question
question.compilation() # redundant with Question.addto
self.dict['quiz']['question'].append(question.dict)