Normal code blocks

[kenpower]

Need to add some source code to the questions. So would like to preserve the original meaning of ```

Need a question that looks like:

==========================
Question 42: What does the following program output?

void main(){
    std::cout << "Hello";
}

• "Hello"
• "GoodBye"
• Empty string
• None of the above

[gpoore]

You want something like this:

42. What does the following program output?

    ```
    void main(){
        std::cout << "Hello";
    }
    ```

[*] "Hello"
[]  "GoodBye"
[]  Empty string
[]  None of the above

[kenpower]

Ah no! I've wasted so much time on this.

@gpoore your example works for me. Thanks.

The backticks need to be indented 4 spaces. (my backticks had no indent or 2 space indent). I'm so used to github markdown.

[gpoore]

You probably want to think about the plain text format for quizzes as a wrapper around Markdown. Each individual chunk of text (question, answer, feedback, etc.) is Markdown. But the outermost level of text (no indent) is the text2qti plain-text quiz format. So the 42. is a number indicating a question in text2qti format, and then the content of the question is (indented) Markdown. And [] indicates a choice, and the choice itself is (indented) Markdown. The fact that the Markdown is indented is only really more visible when multiple lines are involved. The indentation doesn't have to be 4 spaces, it just has to be the same for the whole chunk of text that makes up each element of a question.

[kenpower]

I didn't read this section carefully enough. Maybe a code block example there would be helpful.

I think the line in the section on executable blocks :"The code block fences (```) must not be indented; " also threw me off.