Working with keyboard in coroutine

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• sebastiaan

  June 2017

  Hi,

  Right now, you've specified that KeyboardPre ends after 0 ms . If you set the End Time to [Time]. you will find that it collects key presses for the duration of the coroutines.

  Cheers,
  Sebastiaan

  
  
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• S_H

  June 2017

  Thank you Sebastiaan so much!

  Now the "response_KeyboardPre" is updating and yet it doesn't recognize correct response when I press 'g' (please see the configurations in my picture above). what am I doing wrong?

  Thanks!
• eduard

  June 2017

  Hi,

  Are you sure it doesn't work? I just quickly copied your settings and tried myself, and it seems to work.
  .
  Maybe you need to remove the "" around the allowed_keys, like that f;g;h

  You know?

  
• eduard

  June 2017 edited June 2017

  

  
• S_H

  June 2017

  Hey eduard,

  Thank you very much for your help!

  Unfortunately it doesn't work for me. I couldn't find any way in which I use two buttons for correct response and the variable "correct_KeyboardPre" is giving 1.

  maybe the problem is in my computer?
  Though it's really basic, I'm attaching my file here as I'm really don't know what to do..
• eduard

  June 2017

  Hey,

  Nope, your computer is fine. The problem is that Opensesame can't handle two keys being passed as correct_response. I don't think this is intended, right @sebastiaan? As far as I remember it did work in the past, though?

  At any rate, until this is fixed (in case it will be fixed), you can compute your accuracy yourself. It's quite simple:

  
  correct_keys = ['f','g']
  if response in correct_keys:
      correct = 1
  else:
      correct = 0
  

  Hope this helps.

  Eduard

  
• sebastiaan

  June 2017

  I don't think this is intended, right @sebastiaan? As far as I remember it did work in the past, though?

  No that never worked. But clearly it would be convenient, so I opened an issue for it.

  Regarding the code, don't forget the var. before response!

  correct_keys = ['f','g']
  correct = 1 if var.response in correct_keys else 0
  

  Cheers!
  Sebastiaan

  
  
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• S_H

  June 2017

  Thank you Sebastiaan and Eduard!!!