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Validation via a list #6
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This is working for individual questions. Now the goal is to make it work for the entire form, i.e. that in the following case: q1 <- fob_among("Fruits?", c("Apple", "Pear"), "fruit", confirm = TRUE)
q2 <- fob_yorn("Be or not to be", "shake")
myform <- q1 %+% q2
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Before closing this, direct validation should be possible for multi forms. |
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object should accept a list of value as an optional input and in this case it should skip the interactive parts and return a vector of logical to know which filed are valid and which are not.For unit testing this is a very important feature.
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