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<p>

 This tool is for online creation and

 development of free style WIMS activity modules.

 </p><p>

 Such a module may be a full-power exercise (compared with OEF exercises

 which are easier to develop but have limited capacities; see

 <a target="wims_help" href="wims.cgi?module=adm/createxo&+cmd=help&+special_parm=oef&+session=$wims_session"> Createxo </a>

 ) or a sophisticated computational tool. It should be written in the WIMS

 interpreted language as explained in

 <a target="wims_help" href="wims.cgi?module=help/wimsdoc.en"> WIMS technical documentation </a>

.

 </p><p>

 If you are interested, you can ask

 !mailurl $wims_site_manager the manager of this WIMS site\

WIMS Modtool id

 for a developper's login/password pair to get the

 authentification for working with this tool.

<p>

 !exit

!endif

!if $mod=$empty

<p>

 In order to work on a module, you should first create it. To create a

 new module, please click on the appropriate links and fill-in the forms

 for this purpose.

 </p>

!endif

 <p>

Please refer to

 !href target=wims_help module=help/wimsdoc WIMS technical documentation

 for the structure of a WIMS module and the syntax and format of its content.

</p><p>

You will find here

!href target=wims_help module=adm/createxo $wims_name_docoef

</p><p>

Special hints:

<p/>

<ol>

<li>In order to debug a file, you can place a line

<pre>

$!debug ...

</pre>

in that file, where ... can be any text string. When you test your module, the

execution will stop at this line, with the content of ... shown to you. If

... includes variables, the latter will be substituted according to the usual

WIMS variable substitution rules.

</li></ol>

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