module_delete_course and run it as well. This is mainly for
quizzes at the moment but basically it runs cleanup stuff
whenever a course is being emptied
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New functions and tables, based on work from Gustav Delius
(see http://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=4466)
This forms the core of a new system to store, track and utilise
event information in all modules, as well as allowing external
calendars to be synchronised with new information.
comma char and it can cause some problems in filenames.
Off-topic: This is my 1st commit with my new eMac !! My old iMac screen
died two days ago... :-( but I've recovered everything :-)
It's very early (it doesn't actually do anything yet!) but you can
define groups and get an idea of how the interface is shaping up.
I also wanted to show that I have actually done something on this! :-)
From here my plan is to add group support to the modules, one by one
(forums first), then go back and clean up some of the central interfaces,
graphics etc.
Finally, test, test, test and get 1.2 out well before the end of February.
1) There is a new site-wide configuration variable called maxbytes,
which provides an upper filesize limit for all (student) uploads.
2) There is a new course-level variable called maxbytes, which further
limits uploads within a course.
3) There is a new maxbytes field for forums, which further restricts
the size allowed in a particular forum. There is also a new config
variable in the module configuration to specify a default size
to use when defining a new forum.
4) Assignments already had a limit, but this is now aware of the other
limits, and like forums there is now a settable default value.
5) Finally, the sizes of files (Gb, Mb, Kb, bytes) is now translatable
in the language packs.
so it can be translated.
There is now a new function get_list_of_countries() which will return a
sorted array of countries in the best current language.
get_string("AU", "countries") will also work if needed
questions and elsewhere
It's based on the hostname, time, random string and a supplied version string.
These are packed using '+ separators so they can easily be unpacked if
necessary.
function make_unique_id_code($version=1)
