Fix backward truefalse arguments in example.rb #4
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1. Replace time_limit (minutes) with duration (seconds), rather than maintaining two quantities (since the former can be derived from the latter). 2. Make duration available to the HTML5 template as a local variable (replace the fixed '30 minutes' in the template with this).
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Sorry; I learned something today, which is that I should have made branches for these two commits, so they could have been two separate pull requests. :-) I didn't realize it would automatically add the second commit into this pull request. The second commit changes the code to use |
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The two
truefalseexamples inexample.rbhave the text and answer arguments backwards.This might also suggest the need for validation of the answer argument for
truefalsequestions (should only accept a boolean?); let me know if you would find that helpful and I'll create a patch with code and spec.