postext 1.59.2 → 1.60.0

package/dist/types.d.ts

@@ -4102,6 +4102,10 @@ export interface ExerciseTrueFalseStyle {
     /** `'boxes'`: a box beside each label at the line's end; `'bracket'`:
      *  one bracket to write the answer in. Default `'boxes'`. */
     look?: 'boxes' | 'bracket';
+    /** Where the boxes or the bracket stand: `'end'`, flush with the line's
+     *  end; `'start'`, before the statement, as a Brazilian `( ) frase`
+     *  (#1244). Default `'end'`. */
+    place?: 'end' | 'start';
 }
 /** How a match exercise prints (`exerciseStyles[].match`). */
 export interface ExerciseMatchStyle {
@@ -4165,6 +4169,18 @@ export interface ExerciseArithmeticStyle {
     division?: 'bracket' | 'potence' | 'inline';
     /** Operations to a row. Default `4`. */
     columns?: number;
+    /** A multiplication by a number of two digits or more prints a row for
+     *  each partial product (one per digit of the multiplier that is not
+     *  zero, each a place further left) and a rule over the result (#1244).
+     *  Default `true`. */
+    partialProducts?: boolean;
+    /** What a long division's working rows hold, and so how many it keeps:
+     *  `'products'`, the product of each step and what is left (two rows a
+     *  step); `'remainders'`, what is left only, the subtraction done in the
+     *  head (one row a step, as Spain, Catalonia and Italy write it). A step
+     *  whose quotient digit is 0 takes no row. Default `'remainders'` in
+     *  Spanish, Catalan and Italian, `'products'` elsewhere (#1244). */
+    working?: 'products' | 'remainders';
 }
 /** Difficulty marks (`exerciseStyles[].level`): `level=2` prints ●●○. */
 export interface ExerciseLevelStyle {