docs(skill): use selected() for the "other" companion of a select_multiple - #80
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The skill's or_other section told authors to set the companion's relevant to
${<question>} = 'other' for both select types. For a select_multiple that
only matches when "other" is the sole answer ticked, since the value is
space-separated; selected(${<question>}, 'other') is right (reported by
formulaid).
- convention:other: the unused relevanceTemplate becomes relevanceTemplates,
one per type (select_one: =, select_multiple: selected()); the generated
skill renders both and says why.
- The select_multiple_other example used = as well; it now uses selected().
Its TSV snapshot's companion relevance changes accordingly. The companion
stays hidden either way (live round-trip passes); that the companion is
emitted at all next to the native other=Y is filed as #79.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…"other" (#81) #80 changed the select_multiple_other example to selected(${q}, 'other'), which the forward path writes as (q_other.NAOK == 'Y'): the native "other" is LimeSurvey's implicit `other` subquestion. The reverse didn't know that code, read q_other as a separate question and produced selected(${q_other}, 'Y'), failing the round-trip contract test. #80 merged with that test failing (my merge chain didn't check the CI exit status). The selected() lookup now includes the implicit `other` code for every multiple choice with other=Y, so the relevance reverses to selected(${q}, 'other') again. Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Fixes formulaid's report. The skill told authors to use
${q} = 'other'for the "other" companion of aselect_multiple, which only matches when "other" is the only answer ticked. It now showsselected(${q}, 'other')forselect_multipleand=forselect_one.relevanceTemplatebecomesrelevanceTemplates, one per type.select_multiple_otherexample had the same bug and now usesselected(). Its TSV snapshot changes the companion's relevance.That the companion is emitted at all next to the native
other=Yis filed as #79.🤖 Generated with Claude Code