;; Most of the editing you need to do involves "uncommenting", or ;; removing the two semicolons at the start of your answer to a question. ;; Follow the instructions below before saving and submitting this file. "MAJOR" ;; Uncomment one or more of the strings below corresponding to ;; the major(s) you are in or hope to be in. If you're not sure, ;; choose the most likely one. ;; "Actuarial Science" ;; "Applied Math" ;; "C&O" ;; "CS" ;; "Double Degree" ;; "Math/Business" ;; "Pure Math" ;; "other" ;; replace by your chosen major if you wish "ADVANCED MATH" ;; Uncomment one of "yes" or "no" based on your answer to this question: ;; Are you taking one or more of the advanced math courses this term? ;; "yes" ;; "no" [...]Then, a
test.exe file in a (language external) context could contain the following, with the regular expression expanded as needed.
#!/usr/bin/env bash
if [ -e $submitdir/survey.ss ]; then
# Confirm that the survey is answered correctly
result=`perl -pe 's/[;#][^\n]*\n//' $submitdir/survey.ss | tr -d '\r' | tr -d '\n' | tr -d ' ' | grep -E '"MAJOR"("ActuarialScience"|"AppliedMath"|"C&O"|"CS"|"DoubleDegree"|"Math/Business"|"PureMath"|".*")+"ADVANCEDMATH"("yes"|"no")[...]) | wc -l`
if [ $result -gt 0 ]; then
echo "The information in survey.ss has been filled out correctly." >&4
echo '100' >&3
else
echo "The information in survey.ss has not been filled out correctly. Only uncomment your answers. Do not remove anything but comments. Do not add any text to the document." >&4
echo '0' >&3
fi
else
echo "No survey.ss submitted." >&4
echo '0' >&3
fi