Add the ability to create problems from query string#13
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Adds the ability to pass a query string to the proof editor to specify a problem to create from the URL. For example, passing ?prems=~A,AvB&conc=B#problabel will create the specified problem and scroll down to it.
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Adds the ability to pass a query string to the proof editor to specify a problem to create from the URL.
For example, passing
?prems=~A,AvB&conc=B#problabelwill create the specified problem and scroll down to it.This could be a first step to implementing #3 in the way I mentioned in #3 (comment).