function qformat_xml::import_truefalse in Quiz 6.6
Same name and namespace in other branches
- 6.5 includes/moodle/question/format/xml/format.php \qformat_xml::import_truefalse()
import true/false type question
Parameters
array question question array from xml tree:
Return value
object question object
1 call to qformat_xml::import_truefalse()
- qformat_xml::readquestions in includes/
moodle/ question/ format/ xml/ format.php - parse the array of lines into an array of questions this *could* burn memory - but it won't happen that much so fingers crossed!
File
- includes/
moodle/ question/ format/ xml/ format.php, line 229
Class
Code
function import_truefalse($question) {
// get common parts
$qo = $this
->import_headers($question);
// 'header' parts particular to true/false
$qo->qtype = TRUEFALSE;
// get answer info
//
// In the past, it used to be assumed that the two answers were in the file
// true first, then false. Howevever that was not always true. Now, we
// try to match on the answer text, but in old exports, this will be a localised
// string, so if we don't find true or false, we fall back to the old system.
$first = true;
$warning = false;
foreach ($question['#']['answer'] as $answer) {
$answertext = $this
->getpath($answer, array(
'#',
'text',
0,
'#',
), '', true);
$feedback = $this
->getpath($answer, array(
'#',
'feedback',
0,
'#',
'text',
0,
'#',
), '', true);
if ($answertext != 'true' && $answertext != 'false') {
$warning = true;
$answertext = $first ? 'true' : 'false';
// Old style file, assume order is true/false.
}
if ($answertext == 'true') {
$qo->answer = $answer['@']['fraction'] == 100;
$qo->correctanswer = $qo->answer;
$qo->feedbacktrue = $feedback;
}
else {
$qo->answer = $answer['@']['fraction'] != 100;
$qo->correctanswer = $qo->answer;
$qo->feedbackfalse = $feedback;
}
$first = false;
}
if ($warning) {
$a = new stdClass();
$a->questiontext = $qo->questiontext;
$a->answer = get_string($qo->answer ? 'true' : 'false', 'quiz');
notify(get_string('truefalseimporterror', 'quiz', $a));
}
return $qo;
}