MathQuill replaces AnSwEr input fields#917
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I don't know if you want to have this one closed - but I rebased this over to develop, along with the other leaderboards feature. Figured I'd just go ahead and do them both. New pull request #920 should replace this one. |
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This PR is replaced by #920 |
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This is only a rudimentary implementation of the MathQuill live-renderer.
The immediate rendering of expressions is quite impressive, and I think I've managed to ensure that prior answers are rendered accurately (albeit with some additional parenthesis) when the page is reloaded. Additionally, MathQuill automatically resizes as the contents grow...
caveat: Answers that expect string responses (single-letter MC responses are fine) will not work with this feature. For example, "hello" is interpreted as h * e * l * l * o.