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1.1       www         1: <problem>
                      2: <import id="11">ext_examples.library</import>
                      3: <startouttext />
                      4: <hr />
                      5: Some things to do with &amp;EXT() inside of a homework problem.<br />
1.3     ! raeburn     6: Any data that show up in the 'all submissions with details' view in problem grades are available, as are the current values of some parameters.
1.1       www         7: <table border="1">
                      8: <tr><th>Incantation</th><th>result</th><th>Explanation</th></tr>
                      9: <tr><td>user.resource.resource.&lt;partid&gt;.&lt;responseid&gt;.submission</td><td>&EXT('user.resource.resource.0.12.submission')</td>
1.3     ! raeburn    10:     <td>Text of the most recent submission</td></tr>
1.1       www        11: <tr><td>user.resource.resource.&lt;partid&gt;.&lt;responseid&gt;.awarddetail</td><td>&EXT('user.resource.resource.0.12.awarddetail')</td>
1.3     ! raeburn    12:     <td>Details of how the most recent submission was graded</td></tr>
1.1       www        13: <tr><td>user.resource.1:resource.&lt;partid&gt;.&lt;responseid&gt;.submission</td><td>&EXT('user.resource.1:resource.0.12.submission')</td>
1.3     ! raeburn    14:     <td>Text of the submission on the first submission to the problem. The '1:' is not necessarily the first try on the problem, rather it refers to the first 'transaction' in the data for this problem. Take a look at problem grades for a problem with the submissions view set to 'all submissions with details'.</td></tr>
1.1       www        15: 
                     16: <tr><td>user.resource.resource.&lt;partid&gt;.tries</td><td>&EXT('user.resource.resource.0.tries')</td>
                     17:     <td>current number of tries on the problem</td></tr>
                     18: <tr><td>user.resource.resource.&lt;partid&gt;.solved</td><td>&EXT('user.resource.resource.0.solved')</td>
                     19:     <td>current status of the problem</td></tr>
                     20: <tr><td>user.resource.resource.&lt;partid&gt;.awarded</td><td>&EXT('user.resource.resource.0.awarded')</td>
1.3     ! raeburn    21:     <td>A floating point number between 0 and 1 inclusive, that is the percentage of the weight for this problem.</td></tr>
1.1       www        22: <tr><td>user.resource.resource.&lt;partid&gt;.award</td><td>&EXT('user.resource.resource.0.award')</td>
1.3     ! raeburn    23:     <td>Detailed award determined by how the most recently graded part was graded. (This will be one of the &lt;responseid&gt;'s <tt>awarddetail</tt>).</td></tr>
1.1       www        24: </table>
                     25: <hr />
1.3     ! raeburn    26: You can get access to the current values of some parameters. But these only work reliably in a published problem which is in a course. <br />
1.1       www        27: <table border="1">
1.3     ! raeburn    28: <tr><th>Incantation</th><th>Result</th><th>Explanation</th></tr>
1.1       www        29: <tr><td>resource.&lt;partid&gt;.&lt;responseid&gt;.tolerance</td><td>&EXT('resource.0.12.tolerance')</td>
                     30:     <td>Current setting of the tolerance parameter for the particular response.</td></tr>
                     31: <tr><td>resource.&lt;partid&gt;.maxtries</td><td>&EXT('resource.0.maxtries')</td>
                     32:     <td>Current setting for the maximum number of tries for the part.</td></tr>
                     33: 
                     34: </table>
                     35: <hr /><endouttext />
                     36: <startouttext />
                     37: <br />The answer is 1<br />
                     38: <endouttext />
                     39: <numericalresponse id="12" answer="1">
                     40:     <responseparam description="Numerical Tolerance" default="5%" type="tolerance" name="tol" />
                     41:   <textline />
                     42: </numericalresponse>
                     43: </problem>