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| 20 | reyssat | 1 | <H3><center>Using a document block for worksheet presentation</center></H3> |
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| 3 | You may put the address of a document block |
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| 4 | (such as <tt>c1/main</tt>) to be the presentation page of the work sheet. |
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| 5 | The document itself need not be readable by participants. |
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| 6 | <p> |
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| 7 | Leave this field blank if you want to use the standard presentation page. |
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| 8 | <p> |
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| 9 | Links to individual exercises should be defined using the command |
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| 10 | <tt>\exercise</tt>. |
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| 11 | You can use the following pre-defined variables:<ul> |
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| 12 | <li><tt>\scorerequire</tt> Required points of each exercise |
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| 13 | <li><tt>\scoregot</tt> Participant's point achievements on each exercise |
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| 14 | <li><tt>\scoremean</tt> Participant's average score on each exercise |
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| 15 | <li><tt>\expiration</tt> Expiration date of the sheet, yyyymmdd |
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| 16 | <li><tt>\today</tt> Date of today, yyyymmdd |
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| 17 | </ul> |
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| 18 | All the score parameters are lists of numbers, each member of the list |
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| 19 | corresponding to the number for an exercise of the sheet. |
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