[solved] Text from loop variable in canvas.text function

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• eduard

  July 2015 edited 9:12AM

  I am not entirely sure, what exactly the problem is that you are describing.

  I suspect you should retrieve the variables first. So do this:

  name = exp.get('question')

  From then on, name is defined in the inline_script. Furthermore, I don't think it is necessary to put name within brackets. So, this should do:

  my_canvas.text(name, y=slider_y-100)

  Does this make sense?

  Eduard

  
• Abulafia

  July 2015 edited 9:12AM

  Thank you. That was helpful. The last question is how to make logger receive data from every of 6 cycles? Currently csv file contains only 1 value after experiment completed.
• eduard

  July 2015 edited 9:12AM

  Then hopefully the last answer: Adding the logger item to the sequence. In this way, the values are written in the end of every iteration.

  Eduard

  
• Abulafia

  July 2015 edited 9:12AM

  Like this?
  
  Still single value in csv. The only variable selected in logger is slider percent.
• eduard

  July 2015 edited 9:12AM

  not entirely. It has to be in the same sequence as is the rest your trial. So, preferably right below the inline_script that holds your slider.

  
• Abulafia

  July 2015 edited July 2015

  So is this right? I have made the most detailed view possible.
  Still getting single number in csv (
• Abulafia

  July 2015 edited 9:12AM

  I managed to achieve logging every cycle using this:
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  Looks like the problem is solved now. Thank you for assistance.
• eduard

  July 2015 edited 9:12AM

  Alright. Then, I'll mark it as solved.

  Btw. Your structure from your post 2nd last post is still not right. The logger item has to be still one level deeper in the hierarchy. It has to be placed in the very same sequence as the inline_script not just in the same loop.

  Eduard

  
• Abulafia

  July 2015 edited 9:12AM

  Seems like i got it. The sequence should consist of inline script and logger. And this sequence should be combined with the loop. Not the script itself but script+logger.