Create simple exercises directly in the editor.

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Create simple exercises directly in the editor by putting the possible answer(s) in double brackets. 
A quick questionnaire must be an ordered or unordened list.
The following types of answers are possible:
Enter the correct answer in a textbox:
The correct answer has to be entered in a textbox.
<pre><code><ul>
 <li>The capital of France is ...? {text{ Paris }}</li>
</ul>
</code></pre>
You can also use a case insensitive textbox by using the <code>itext</code> property:
<pre><code><ul>
 <li>The capital of France is ...? {itext{ Paris }}</li>
</ul>
</code></pre>
Enter the correct answer in a textbox – multiple answers possible:
The correct answer has to be entered in a textbox.
<pre><code><ul>
 <li>The capital of France or Italy is ...? {text{ Paris | Rome }}</li>
</ul>
</code></pre>
Enter the correct answer in a textbox – regular expression:
If you have some regular expression skills, you can also specify this:
<pre><code><ul>
 <li>The capital of France or Rome is ...? {reg{ /^(Paris|Rome)$/ }}</li>
</ul>
</code></pre>
Check the correct answer in radio buttons:
All possible answers are divided by |, the correct answer has to be marked with a *. 
The answers are displayed as radio boxes.
<pre><code><ul>
 <li>The capital of France? {radio{ Paris* | London | Berlin }}</li>
</ul>
</code></pre>
Check all possible answers in checkboxes:
Mark alle correct answers with a *. 
The answers are displayed as checkboxes.
<pre><code><ul>
 <li>Countries of Europe? {checkbox{ France* | Netherlands* | Canada }}</li>
</ul>
</code></pre>

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