The attached example incorporates Davide's remark that MathObjects stuff is apt to be superfluous for forced-choice (multiple-choice, match, select) tasks.
The POD Documentation for ChoiceList concludes by saying "cmp
Usage ANS($ml -> cmp);
provides a MathObject like comparison method
returns a string of comparison methods for checking the list object"
If I replace
ANS( str_cmp( $tf -> ra_correct_ans ) ) ;
with
ANS( $tf -> cmp() ) ;
the error message is
Variable 'F' is not defined in this context; see position 1 of formula at line 358 of [PG]/lib/ChoiceList.pm
Died within ChoiceList::cmp called at line 37 of (eval 91702)
I'm content to stay with an old-style checker that works, but don't want to overlook possible improvements.
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