How to list Context flags
There is an explanation of the purpose of many of these flags at Context flags.
Listing Context Flags using PGLabs
You can obtain a complete list of contextFlags from one of the current contexts using the PGLabs and this code snippet:
Context("Vector");
TEXT(Context()->{name}, $BR);
TEXT(pretty_print(Context()->{flags}));
You could also load in one of the customized contexts such as contextCurrency.pl
loadMacros("contextCurrency.pl");
Context("Currency");
Context()->flags->set(trimTrailingZeros=>1);
TEXT(Context()->{name}, $BR);
TEXT(pretty_print(Context()->{flags}));
which will produce the output below. Notice that the trimTrailingZeros flag has been set to 1 (the default is 0 ).
Currency
HASH(0xc8c1988)
|
allowBadFunctionInputs |
=> |
0 |
|
allowBadOperands |
=> |
0 |
|
allowEmptyStrings |
=> |
1 |
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allowMissingFunctionInputs |
=> |
0 |
|
allowMissingOperands |
=> |
0 |
|
allowWrongArgCount |
=> |
0 |
|
checkUndefinedPoints |
=> |
0 |
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forceCommas |
=> |
0 |
|
forceDecimals |
=> |
0 |
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formatStudentAnswer |
=> |
evaluated |
|
granularity |
=> |
1000 |
|
ignoreEndpointTypes |
=> |
0 |
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ijk |
=> |
0 |
|
ijkAnyDimension |
=> |
1 |
|
infiniteWord |
=> |
infinity |
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limits |
=> |
( -2 , 2 , ) |
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max_adapt |
=> |
100000000 |
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max_undefined |
=> |
|
|
noExtraDecimals |
=> |
1 |
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num_points |
=> |
5 |
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promoteReals |
=> |
1 |
|
reduceConstantFunctions |
=> |
1 |
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reduceConstants |
=> |
1 |
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reduceSets |
=> |
1 |
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reduceSetsForComparison |
=> |
1 |
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reduceUnions |
=> |
1 |
|
reduceUnionsForComparison |
=> |
1 |
|
resolution |
=> |
|
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showExtraParens |
=> |
1 |
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tolType |
=> |
absolute |
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tolerance |
=> |
0.005 |
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trimTrailingZeros |
=> |
1 |
|
useBaseTenLog |
=> |
0 |
|
useFuzzyReals |
=> |
1 |
|
zeroLevel |
=> |
1e-14 |
|
zeroLevelTol |
=> |
1e-12 |
Listing Context Flags in an existing WeBWorK question
- Set your Context, e.g.
Context("Your Context Here"); # or don't do anything to see flags from the current context
- Enter the text
TEXT(pretty_print(Context()->{flags}));
- View the problem
See also
The file PGinfo.pl has other macros that can be used in a PG problem
to discover what flags and constants are defined in the current environment type:
loadMacros("PGinfo.pl");
listVariables();
This will print (too much) information -- but it's useful for debugging and for learning the language.
See http://webwork.maa.org/doc/cvs/pg_CURRENT/macros/PGinfo.pl.html
