Adding set course functionality #93
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Added documentation explaining usability with new courses.
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This looks super handy! Thank you! Is it still a draft, or am I free to get this merged in? |
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Tested and it looks like it works fine to me. I'd suggest merging. |
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Although
_set_languagealready exists in the library, it is limited and not public-facing.The new set_course function allows the user to change to any language course, including those taught in other languages.
I have added documentation to show how the function is used.