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we need the e to edit in editor in the objectives dialogue
it seems that the objective is put into the file after the % I would like it to be put directly after the \import/\usemodule.
It would great if we could see what objectives are already present (I seem to have seen an ---A somewhere, but that does not seem to work everywhere
Maybe only suggest the "new annotations" for objectives (the old ones presumably are already OK). No, that will now work for all the legacy files. This should be a user option. Ah, I know how we can handle this. We can use S to leave a snify comment that says "I am done with objectives for this subproblem". If there are no "new annotations in the subproblem", then it is automatically skipped for objectives.
Somehow make clear (e.g. in the green header bar) which subproblem we are in. Also add the "setup text" in the text fragment.
There should be a way to getting rid of objectives, e.g. 3du deletes the understand for 3.
Sometimes the text fragment shown of the problem is not big enough. It would be very nice, if we could have an action > (more) that shows 50% more lines and < (less) that makes it smaller.
sometimes the objectives are not related to a symbol reference, e.g. when the code listing has a while loop. For that it would be good to have the l interaction at the objectives level, so that we can just pick out the objectives we need (and tag them with the conitive dimension in some way (to be designed).
eto edit in editor in the objectives dialogue%I would like it to be put directly after the\import/\usemodule.---Asomewhere, but that does not seem to work everywhereSto leave a snify comment that says "I am done with objectives for this subproblem". If there are no "new annotations in the subproblem", then it is automatically skipped for objectives.3dudeletes the understand for 3.>(more) that shows 50% more lines and<(less) that makes it smaller.linteraction at the objectives level, so that we can just pick out the objectives we need (and tag them with the conitive dimension in some way (to be designed).