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Tikz -- proof of concept only -- don't pull into develop (yet) on openwebwork #292
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tikz_test1.pg and tikz_test2.pg to t/ directory
…pg uses BEGIN_PGML/END_PGML tikz_test2.pg has other improvements as well
…g a new Tikz_Image2 object.
…for convert, pdflatex, cp,
Remove set_command_line() subroutine — this is supposed to be replaced by referring to site.conf updated the test files in t/tikz_test
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This builds on the work of Michael Gage and Peter Peluso (and others?) in PG openwebwork#292. Care is taken to ensure that the command line is not exposed. I have updated the examples in pg/t/tikz_test for its usage as I have implemented it.
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This builds on the work of Michael Gage and Peter Peluso (and others?) in PG openwebwork#292. Care is taken to ensure that the command line is not exposed. I have updated the examples in pg/t/tikz_test for its usage as I have implemented it.
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This builds on the work of Michael Gage and Peter Peluso (and others?) in PG openwebwork#292. Care is taken to ensure that the command line is not exposed. I have updated the examples in pg/t/tikz_test for its usage as I have implemented it.
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This builds on the work of Michael Gage and Peter Peluso (and others?) in PG openwebwork#292. Care is taken to ensure that the command line is not exposed. I have updated the examples in pg/t/tikz_test for its usage as I have implemented it.
I believe you are correct @taniwallach . |
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This builds on the work of Michael Gage and Peter Peluso (and others?) in PG openwebwork#292. Care is taken to ensure that the command line is not exposed. I have updated the examples in pg/t/tikz_test for its usage as I have implemented it.
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This is pull request illustrates proof of concept for rendering tikz code within a WeBWorK project.
This branch is NOT ready for prime time and should not be pulled into develop(yet). We've place it here so you can take a look at it as it is developed. You can pull it into your local instances of WeBWorK ( split off from the develop branch) and see what you think of it.
There are two example problems in pg/t/tikz_test that show how it is used (at present). The user front end will probably change significantly as we get feedback.
This is work of Mike Gage and Peter Peluso at U. of Rochester, based on the initial perl script developed by Mathew Vassair working under the direction of Dr. Sternin and Dr. D'Agostino at Brock University.