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: start version

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: start assembly

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: start repair

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: start language

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: start augment

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: start exercise

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@xml:id of <biblio> in bibliography file: Located this <biblio> cited in original source

A WeBWorK problem would appear here, but something about its @copy attribute is not right. Search the runtime output for PTX:ERROR.

The WeBWorK problem with ID will appear here if you provide the file of problems that have been processed by a WeBWorK server (webwork-representations.ptx).

[MISSING CUSTOM CONTENT HERE] PTX:WARNING: lookup for a "custom" element with @name set to "" has failed, while consulting the customization file "". Output will contain "[MISSING CUSTOM CONTENT HERE]" instead

codelens

en-US en-US

project

htmlhack truefalse multiplechoice parson matching clickablearea fillin-basic coding shortanswer shortanswer shortanswer shortanswer shortanswer static static

An interactive Runestone problem goes here, but there is not yet a static representation.

PTX:WARNING: Your document has WeBWorK exercises, but your publisher file does not indicate the file of problem representations created by a WeBWorK server. Exercises will have a small informative message instead of the intended content. Not making this file available can cause difficulties when parts of your document get processed by external programs (e.g. graphics, previews)

PTX:ERROR: A WeBWorK problem with copy="" points to a WeBWorK problem that uses a source attribute to generate a problem using a file that exists on the WeBWorK server. Instead of using the copy attribute, use the same source attribute. PTX:ERROR: A WeBWorK problem uses copy="", but there is no WeBWorK problem with xml:id="". Is it a typo? Is the target WeBWorK problem currently commented out in source? PTX:ERROR: A WeBWorK problem with copy="" points to a WeBWorK problem that does not have a statement, task, or stage.