[solved] Joining tasks

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• Knante

  March 2016 edited March 2016

  Hi Guido,

  I've tried merging scripts but realized it's much easier just to copy-paste from one experiment to another. To my knowledge there is no alternative like drag and drop between experiments, but let me know if you find one

  Laurent
• sebastiaan

  March 2016 edited 6:59AM

  Hi guys.

  In OpenSesame 3, you can right-click on an item and do 'Copy (unlinked)', which you can then paste into another experiment. This will copy-paste the entire tree below the item that you selected.

  However, in many cases it might be easiest to just run the three experiments consecutively using a script (or a batch file on Windows).

  Cheers!
  Sebastiaan

  
  
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• GuidoCor

  March 2016 edited 6:59AM

  Oh! That was easy and great = D Thank you!

  Mmh also I would try to make a script. Do you have any example of a 'chaining' script for Ubuntu?
• sebastiaan

  March 2016 edited 6:59AM

  In Ubuntu it's really easy. If you create a bash script run-exp.sh with something like this:

  #!/bin/bash
  opensesamerun exp1.osexp -s $1 -l subject-exp1-$1.csv -f
  opensesamerun exp2.osexp -s $1 -l subject-exp2-$1.csv -f
  opensesamerun exp3.osexp -s $1 -l subject-exp3-$1.csv -f
  

  Then you can execute it as ./run-exp.sh 1 for the first participant, etc. (The $1 corresponds to the first command-line argument, which is used as the subject number here.)

  Does that make sense?

  Cheers,
  Sebastiaan

  
  
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• GuidoCor

  March 2016 edited 6:59AM

  Great! Really good. Thanks : )