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Hi Alexandra, Here's a link to one of the datafiles from the semantic-pupil experiment, converted to .asc. This is done with a utility called edf2asc, which you can download for free from the SR Research forum. (But this does require you to register…
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Hi, I've never encountered this error message before. I imagine that it's an incompatibility between Windows Vista and some Python library. If possible, I would update the operating system, or find a different laptop that runs a more recent version …
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I see that already answered this question here. For future reference, please help us keep the forum clean by not posting the same question multiple times. And certainly don't tag different moderators in each post in order to draw attention!
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Hi, A continuous timer is not possible, for the reason I mentioned above, namely that sketchpads are static. So you could include a timestamp on each sketchpad, but that would only be updated whenever a new sketchpad is shown. So that may not be sat…
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Hi Jackie, I think a puppy deserves more than a single chance to right a wrong ;-) But to answer your question, I would write a simple inline_script that executes the trial_sequence again, but only if the response was incorrect and the trial was not…
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Hi Patricia, There was indeed a bug (multiple, actually) in the srbox plugin. But this should be resolved as of 3.2.8. Are you running the latest version of OpenSesame? Cheers! Sebastiaan
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Hi and , That's very interesting. It took me a while to pinpoint where this comes from, but it's the fastnumbers library (used by datamatrix) that takes the liberty of converting the 三 to three. I'll fix that, because it should not do any convers…
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Hi, A sketchpad is by definition static. So if you want to show some kind of animation, then you would do this by presenting a series of sketchpads or, in an inline_script, with a series of Canvas.show() calls. What exactly do you want to do? Do you…
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Hi Captain Cool, > 1) I want to upload the study to JATOS to be used online. When checking it in OSWeb, it says that the form_base function is not supported BUT it works when I've tried it on the test server! Is it going to randomly stop working …
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Hi Simona, When the Escape key is pressed, the exp.pause() function is called. By default, this function shows a pause screen, waits for a key press, aborts the experiment if the user presses Q, and resumes otherwise. But you can override this behav…
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Thanks. I'll get back to you on the issue tracker!
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> The github tracker is at: https://github.com/jasp-stats/jasp-issues/issues Ah right, you have a separate repo for the issues! That wasn't clear to me, maybe that could be indicated better in the other repos. > I've taken a look at the logfil…
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I suppose it's possible, but there is currently no API to for example retrieve files from the file pool, or interact with OpenSesame in any other way than accessing experimental variables through the vars object (the JavaScript variation of the var …
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> Also, as OSweb supports inline_scripts (though with javascript), you can implement reading files yourself, e.g. through Python Pandas. No, that's not correct! OSWeb supports basic JavaScript through the inline_javascript item, but this does not…
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I think what happened here is that the file started with a so-called BOM (byte order mark). This is not a visible character, and hence you don't see it (which is confusing). But the BOM does become part of the column name, rendering the column name …
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Is this issue still current? If not, let's un-announce it then.
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Hi Anne, I think the problem is the variable slider_fill. When the slider is at 0, this variable also has the value zero. And then the width of the rectangle is actually negative (-2) as you can see here: my_canvas.rect(slider_x+1, slider_y+1, slide…
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> how do you solve this in OpenSesame when a variable is empty? How do you make sure the stay valid Python statements? They are compiled to references to the var object. Also strings should be quoted. Looking at the syntax unit tests, OSWeb does …
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That's pretty impressive, and thank you for sharing! Just to clarify the solution for me. You're saying that the second IP address (169.254.181.139) is the stimulus computer, i.e. the computer that OpenSesame is running on, right? So basically, you'…
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> Is there any way to make the interface fit the full screen? Yes, you can change the experiment resolution so that it matches the resolution of the monitor.
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It happens intermittently. I haven't found a clear pattern.
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I can reproduce it, but it's a bit unpredictable when it occurs. https://forum.cogsci.nl/uploads/472/O1WWZTUY6MVH.png
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Hi Simona, There is only a 32 bit version for the Python 2-based package of OpenSesame. (And only a 64 bit version for the Python 3-based package.) But that's fine though, because you can run 32 bit software also on 64 bit systems. Or do you have a …
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Hi Iñigo, So you're working with two independent windows here: the main OpenSesame window, and a new window that is created by TkInter for the slider task. The trick will be to make sure that the TkInter window receives focus when it appears, and th…
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> I indeed did this already, but it didn't resolve the issue. Yes, I figured you would've tried that ;-) > The stimulus PC (where I run OpenSesame) is a different computer from the SMI computer and they are connected via an ethernet cable. Is …
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> Just thinking that this may be useful: I thought maybe it was a good idea to add something likeiViewXAPI.iV_SetupLptRecording("LPT name", 0) within the SMItracker.close() function in libsmi to disable the signal recording to the port …
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Hi Chris, This question looks like spam, but since there's no link in it I'll give it the benefit of the doubt. Could you elaborate on what you mean? If not, I will remove the question. Cheers, Sebastiaan
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Hi Deiniol, There were indeed two issues with the SRBox plugin, and you ran into both: dummy mode was broken, and the correctness of the responses was not correctly set. Both of these should be fixed in the upcoming maintenance release (3.2.8). Coul…
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Hi, You're not running the latest version of OpenSesame; I can tell from the error message. If you upgrade then coroutines should be available. Cheers, Sebastiaan
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Hi Patricia, My first guess is that the active parts of Experiment B have been implemented in the Prepare phase on an inline_script item. That would explain why they are executed first, before the experiment moves on to the Run phase, which would no…