[bug report]

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• lvanderlinden

  August 2013 edited 10:43PM

  Hi Dirk,

  Thanks for pointing these issues out!

  I am using the canvas.arrow() function and it seems that it doesn't matter what color value you assign it will always display a greyish arrow.

  I see what you mean. I posted it as an issue. For the moment, a work-around might be to set the color you want to use for the arrow as the foreground color of the corresponding canvas, like so:

  from openexp.canvas import canvas
  my_canvas = canvas(exp, fgcolor = 'blue')
  w = self.get('width')/2
  h = self.get('height')/2
  my_canvas.arrow(0, 0, w, h, arrow_size=10)
  my_canvas.show()
  self.sleep(1000)
  

  The feedback item gives an error if you use the numpad numbers

  Also posted as an issue. The problem only arises with the Legacy and PyGame back-end though, and not with the PsychoPy back-end. So if using the numpad is crucial for your experiment perhaps you could use this one.

  Best wishes,

  Lotje

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