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307 307 * `\checkStringsForRelation[,]{equalIgnoreCaseString(user_answer, solution_list)}` % [,] the corrector knows now, that solution_list is a comma separated list and checks with OR
308 308 * [WebMiau example](https://miau.mumie.net/web-miau/editor/content%2Fexamples%2FinputText%2Fprb_fill-in-the-blancs-test.src.tex)
309 309 * count(x,g)=2 checks the string g and takes the value _true_ if it contains precisely 2 letters x.
310 - * attempt>3 checks if the users saved more than 3x. Any logical expression can be used: >, <, >=, = and <=
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312 311 - syntax \checkStringsForRelation{equal( _identifier-input-user_, _correct-solution_ ) }.
313 312 - for relations we put the corresponding expressions as arguments into the command e.g. we count the number of plus-signs in the user input by \checkStringsForRelation{ _count number of plus signs_, _identifier-input-user_ }.
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