- Added note about bundling everything into the .dtx file.

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****************************************************************************** File: $Id$ ******************************************************************************** THINGS TO DO ============ - Look at bundling all the various support files into the .dtx file? - Figure out how to gobble line breaks before a \end{subquestion} so that they don't screw up the positioning of the number of marks. A similar issue seems to arise with lgrind'ed listings that appear at the end of questions (but this actually causes things to break). - Some way of entering timings for questions (Andrew L.): > Further to our discussion on exam timings. Maybe it would be > useful to provide a way to show the timings for each question > using your LaTeX exam class? Perhaps they could appear in the > margin next to each question. - Add up marks for marking schedule and check they are the same as the total marks for a question (Richard?). - Generate marking sheets from the marking schedule info? (to appear at end of document) - Reinstate question mark subtotals as a class option (format [Question y total x marks]). - Options for positioning of mark amounts (end of question vs. in margin). - Styles for number of marks? - Options for positioning of page numbers (footer vs. header). - Different types of questions (e.g., multiple choice, fill in the blank, etc.). - Does the draft option need to be passed to the article class? - \questionskip: how much whitespace after a question (default \baselineskip). Turn this off when markingschedule is active? ¥ Figure out how to gobble line breaks before a \end{subquestion} so that they don't screw up the positioning of the number of marks. A similar issue seems to arise with lgrind'ed listings that appear at the end of questions (but this actually causes things to break). ¥ Some way of entering timings for questions (Andrew L.): > Further to our discussion on exam timings. Maybe it would be > useful to provide a way to show the timings for each question > using your LaTeX exam class? Perhaps they could appear in the > margin next to each question. ¥ Add up marks for marking schedule and check they are the same as the total marks for a question (Richard?). ¥ Generate marking sheets from the marking schedule info? (to appear at end of document) ¥ Reinstate question mark subtotals as a class option (format [Question y total x marks]). ¥ Options for positioning of mark amounts (end of question vs. in margin). ¥ Styles for number of marks? ¥ Options for positioning of page numbers (footer vs. header). ¥ Different types of questions (e.g., multiple choice, fill in the blank, etc.). ¥ Does the draft option need to be passed to the article class? ¥ \questionskip: how much whitespace after a question (default \baselineskip). Turn this off when markingschedule is active?

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THINGS TO DO
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- Look at bundling all the various support files into the .dtx file?

- Figure out how to gobble line breaks before a \end{subquestion} so that they
  don't screw up the positioning of the number of marks. A similar issue seems
  to arise with lgrind'ed listings that appear at the end of questions (but
  this actually causes things to break).

- Some way of entering timings for questions (Andrew L.):

> Further to our discussion on exam timings. Maybe it would be 
> useful to provide a way to show the timings for each question
> using your LaTeX exam class? Perhaps they could appear in the 
> margin next to each question.

- Add up marks for marking schedule and check they are the same as the total
  marks for a question (Richard?).

- Generate marking sheets from the marking schedule info? (to appear at end
  of document)

- Reinstate question mark subtotals as a class option (format [Question y total
  x marks]).

- Options for positioning of mark amounts (end of question vs. in margin).

- Styles for number of marks?

- Options for positioning of page numbers (footer vs. header).

- Different types of questions (e.g., multiple choice, fill in the blank, etc.).

- Does the draft option need to be passed to the article class?

- \questionskip: how much whitespace after a question (default \baselineskip).
  Turn this off when markingschedule is active?

¥ Figure out how to gobble line breaks before a \end{subquestion} so that they
  don't screw up the positioning of the number of marks. A similar issue seems
  to arise with lgrind'ed listings that appear at the end of questions (but
  this actually causes things to break).

¥ Some way of entering timings for questions (Andrew L.):

¥ Add up marks for marking schedule and check they are the same as the total
  marks for a question (Richard?).

¥ Generate marking sheets from the marking schedule info? (to appear at end
  of document)

¥ Reinstate question mark subtotals as a class option (format [Question y total
  x marks]).

¥ Options for positioning of mark amounts (end of question vs. in margin).

¥ Styles for number of marks?

¥ Options for positioning of page numbers (footer vs. header).

¥ Different types of questions (e.g., multiple choice, fill in the blank, etc.).

¥ Does the draft option need to be passed to the article class?

¥ \questionskip: how much whitespace after a question (default \baselineskip).
  Turn this off when markingschedule is active?

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