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(Quote) Yes, that's a good point. It would also avoid crossposts when multiple people are replying to the same discussion.
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Hi Neon, This is quite odd. Here's my take on this. In the GUI, you get the question mark if the file that you selected doesn't exist. However, the fact that you were able to select the file in the first place of course means that it does exist. I…
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Hi Fionn, Where did you get this AOI plugin from? It sounds like something @Edwin made once upon a time, but I cannot find it. I suspect it hasn't been updated for recent versions of OpenSesame. Cheers, Sebastiaan
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Hi Jonathan, No, you cannot prevent OpenSesame from doing this. Essentially, OpenSesame parses the script to see if it's ok, and then regenerates it. And the regenerated script may differ slightly from the original script. For example, if you add …
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Hi Neon, Is it only a problem in the GUI, or do the images also fail to appear when you run the experiment? And does the file pool otherwise work as expected, in the sense that you can copy files to it, open it in a file manager, rename files, remo…
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(Quote) Not yet, no. I actually have a Nexus 9 myself, but I don't have it with me at the moment. When I have it again, I'll see if I can reproduce the problem. In the meanwhile, do you have other Android 7 devices that you can test, to see if the s…
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Hi, This is due to the line endings. Mac OS, Windows, and Linux use different characters to indicate the end of a line, and datamatrix cannot deal with the Mac OS end-of-line characters. I'll file a bug report on this. For now, you can simply do wh…
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Regarding the error: It seems that you're using an old version of OpenSesame (<= 2.9), in which the var object didn't exist yet. Is that right? If so, I would recommend upgrading to 3.1--it's much smoother! (Quote) See the pseudorandomization op…
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Hi, This seems like a serious problem, but I cannot reproduce it. So a few questions: * Are you using the standard 3.1.3 Mac OS package as provided on the documentation site? * Do you get the same error on Windows/ Linux? * Does this always happen…
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Hi, As of 3.1, there is an option to disable automatic garbage collection (the variable disable_garbage_collection). When garbage collection is disabled, OpenSesame manually frees unused memory at the end of each sequence (instead of at random inte…
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Hi Kristin, Under some backends (currently psycho and legacy) and empty circle is actually a circle filled with the background color. So if you draw a circle on top of another stimulus, it will hide that stimulus--even though the circle appears emp…
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And it would be helpful if you indicate which antivirus program exactly you're talking about!
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Forms use the default font for the experiment, which is specified in the General Properties tab. So you can select the hebrew font there. If you don't want to change the default font, for example because only part of the experiment uses Hebrew text…
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Hi Davide, Have you selected the hebrew font? You need to select a font that contains Hebrew characters, as explained here: * http://osdoc.cogsci.nl/3.1/manual/stimuli/text/ Cheers, Sebastiaan
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Hi, When an extension misbehaves, you will find a full error message (stacktrace) in the debug window. If it happens again, could you post that here so we can see what happened? Cheers! Sebastiaan
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Hi Kevin, What happens is the following: OpenSesame installs all the correct PyQt4 dependencies, but picks PyQt5 if it is available. On your system it is, only it doesn't have QScintilla installed--you only have the PyQt4 version of QScintilla. So …
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Hi, See this discussion for a similar question: * http://forum.cogsci.nl/index.php?p=/discussion/2454/ Also, if you ask a question, make sure to provide enough details. What kind of experiment do you want to create exactly? What have you tried so…
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Hi, So you basically need a variable that indicates whether the previous word was the same as the current word. Is that right? You could accomplish that by inserting the following in the Prepare phase of an inline_script at the start of the trial: …
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Hi Thomas, I've heard about this error before. It seems to be specific to Windows 10, or at least I cannot reproduce it. If you open this file: C:\Program Files (x86)\OpenSesame\lib\site-packages\libopensesame\experiment.py" In a text editor…
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(Quote) Yesterday, right after the release of 3.1.3, I uploaded a Python 3 package that didn't work. This was opensesame_3.1.3-py3.5-win64-1.zip, that is, ending in 1. Is that the one you tried? If so, please download the updated package opensesame_…
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The internet should be back up again :D
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You could even run this from within OpenSesame, by putting the code in an inline_script, selecting it, and clicking the 'Run selected text' button at the top-right. Not necessarily the most convenient in the long run. But possible.
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Hi Andrea, Good to see you on the forum! This is probably a common situation, so here's a script that does essentially what you want: * It reduces the data from a format where every row corresponds to a sample to a format where every row correspon…
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(Quote) Ok that's probably the same issue then. The Python 3 package (for now) always opens a command window as a result of how it's packaged. Do you see any output in the command window? What happens if you start python.exe directly? Do you even g…
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Hi Thomas, This: (Quote) Is normal. I'm not sure where it comes from actually, I suspect from the OSF extension. In any case, this: (Quote) Is clearly the problem, because it means that Python itself has crashed; that is, not a bug in one of the…
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Hi Thomas, As a first step, you can start OpenSesame via the command prompt. Presumably, OpenSesame will still crash, but then at least you can see the error message. Under Windows 7 (and presumably 10 as well), you can start the command prompt by …
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Hi, A line like this: var.target_sketchpad = str.show ("target_var.target_pic") … in an otherwise reasonable script, suggests that you're trying to modify a script that you got from someone else, but that you don't actually know any Pyt…
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@DahmSF While searching for a link to an example batch file, I noticed that you asked the same question already here , where @Jarik gave you a perfectly reasonable answer. Please help us maintain a clean forum, and don't double-post questions! (Im…
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(Quote) What's clearly missing in your question is the actual error! Details please. In any case, the script that you posted is incorrect Python because the indentation is invalid; that is, else should always be preceded by just as many tabs as the…