Multiple Choice sheets automated marking
auto-multiple-choice-imprime — prints AMC multiple choice answer sheets to be distributed to the students
auto-multiple-choice
imprime --sujet
subject.pdf
--fich-nums
numbers-file.txt
--data data-dir
--methode
method
[where-to-print-arguments...]
The auto-multiple-choice imprime command prints selected copies from a AMC multiple choice answer sheet.
The following arguments describe what to print:
--sujet
subject.pdf
sets the subject file (prepared by auto-multiple-choice-prepare(1)).
--fich-nums
numbers-file.txt
gives a file where the numbers of the copies to be printed are written (one number per line). If this argument is not given, all the copies will be printed.
--data
data-dir
gives the directory where data files are (see for example auto-multiple-choice-meptex(1)). The layout database in the data directory is used to know at which page of the subject file each copy begins and ends.
--split
asks to print separate answer sheets separately.
--answer-first
asks to reorder the pages of each copy to get the separate answer sheet first.
Several printing methods are currently defined:
with "--methode CUPS
",
auto-multiple-choice imprime prints to a CUPS printer. One
print job is sent for each copy, allowing for example to use
stapling. Use the following options with this method:
--imprimante
printer
sets the CUPS printer name to print to.
--options
cups-options
gives CUPS options, in the
opt1=value1,opt2=value2,...
format.
with "--methode file
",
auto-multiple-choice imprime outputs the answer sheets to
files (one for each copy).
--output
filename
sets the filename for outputs. The
'%e
' sequence will be replaced by a
4-digits copy number. If
filename
does not contain
'%e
', the string
'-%e.pdf
' will be added at its
end.
with "--methode command
",
auto-multiple-choice imprime will use a provided command
for each copy.
--print-command
command
gives the command to be used for printing. The
command
string will be split at
each space character (even when using quotes...). The
sequence '%f
' will be replaced by a PDF
filename (containing the copy to print), and
'%e
' will be replaced by the copy
number.