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Hi, The problem seems to be that the 'Force drift correction (for EyeLink 1000)' option is enabled. Is that correct? Apparently, sending this command to an EyeLink II causes an error. Does the problem go away if you disable this option? Please let …
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Hi, I don't know if people have done this in OpenSesame. It's a pretty unusual (but cool) response device for an experiment! But you should be able to use a graphic tablet through a Python inline script. A bit of googling got me here: * http://cg…
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Thanks for sharing! (Quote) Yes indeed. All inline_script items use the same Python workspace, or, in Python speak, they share a globals dict. * http://osdoc.cogsci.nl/python/about/#sharing-variables-and-modules-between-inline_scripts (Quote) Tha…
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Hi Heidi, Ah, I see. It seems that the actual debug info is not in there (i.e. nothing after the menu experiment finished). That's an annoying little issue; I'm not sure why that happens sometimes. I assume you tried to run the experiment on a PC,…
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The error message says that decode() is being called on an int object. Python is usually not wrong about these things, so the question is where this int comes from. I would start by adding proper debug print statements, for example, like so: for i,…
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Hi Heidi, If the experiment doesn't seem to open, it probably crashes for some reason. You'll find debug information in /sdcard/opensesame-debug.txt (i.e. what would normally be printed to the debug window), as described here: * http://osdoc.cogsc…
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@ketinbob Could you please confirm that you're not a spambot?
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Hi Christopher, (Quote) The specific solution would depend on what exactly you want to do, but in general it is very easy to log a timestamp using an inline_script object. For example: exp.set('my_custom_timestamp', self.time()) This will create …
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Hi Masoud, I'm not sure if this is exactly what you're looking for, but you could take a look at this variation: * http://osdoc.cogsci.nl/standard-tasks/#conjunctive-continuous-performance-task Cheers, Sebastiaan
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So what's in the inline script? Around line 68 you appear to be decoding the int.
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(Quote) Thanks! I've updated the documentation. (Quote) There are no plans, because I had the impression that there was no real demand. It would be easy enough to do though. I filed an issue on this so that I don't forget (342). Cheers, Sebastiaan
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Hi Kiri, In general, Josh is right that it's best to use unicode strings if your text contains special characters. If you decode str to unicode as soon as possible (e.g. directly after reading from a file) you usually avoid any encoding/ decoding t…
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Thanks for sharing!
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(Quote) If the experiment is not found, then it is 99% sure that you haven't indicated the correct folder name. Have you checked with an explorer app what the actual Linux name of the folder is? Many apps will use some kind of description, rather th…
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(Quote) Nope, that's the Mac OS package. But my guess is that opensesamerun simply doesn't work in this Mac OS package. @dschreij can you confirm this?
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(Quote) I've noticed as well that the SwiftKey app doesn't solve the issue any more. I guess it has been updated and now uses the same system as the default Android keyboard, thus suffering from the same problem in OpenSesame. At the moment I don't…
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Fyi: I just uploaded a prerelease for 2.9.7, which should fix this issue. (At least partly, some characters are still not recognized.) You won't receive the update automatically through the Play Store; not until 2.9.7 is officially released anyway. …
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Hi Heidi, (Quote) Well, you'd have to get the capitalization right! An approximate folder doesn't work. But you're right, uppercase characters are not recognized, and simply interpreted as lowercase. That's a pretty major issue, which I filed here…
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Hi Guido, To do this, you'll have to disable this key in the operating system. This is not something that you can change in OpenSesame (or other programs, for that matter). But it's not too difficult. For Windows, the process is described here: *…
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Hi Heidi, What device + what version of Android are you using? (Quote) There is a known problem where you cannot provide any keyboard input on some devices. Your problem sounds a bit like that, although it's odd that you only have trouble backspac…
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(Quote) I didn't fully read this discussion (so this is a bit of a hunch), but this comment struck me, and I think something like the following is going on. * You have a path, for example: D:/HDD Documents/2014-2015/BMSAA * You cast this to a list,…
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Hi, For me, it doesn't crash. Could you provide some more details: * What happens when a crash occurs? Do you see an error message? And, if so, what does it say? * Is it just a matter of endlessly clicking a mouse button (on a pc) or tapping the s…
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Hi Javier, (Quote) What exactly have you done, and in what sense doesn't this work? I.e. do you get an error message, or what exactly happens? Could you paste the sketchpad script and any other information that might be relevant? (Quote) If you wa…
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@neurosc The project is dormant for the moment, and has been for some time. The plan is to pick it up again though, with help from the Open University.
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Hi Michel, So the bug is not the error message itself, but the fact that the URL is not opened, right? That should be easy enough to fix. But how did you get this error message? I don't see it anywhere in the code. What version of OpenSesame are yo…
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Hi, I looked into this a bit, and I'm afraid that OpenSesame does not support Hangul text input. So it's not possible, basically. The goal is to support all languages in OpenSesame, so I filed an issue on this: * https://github.com/smathot/OpenSes…
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Hi Theresa, Yes, it's clearer now. It was actually already clear to begin with. But because it is so bizarre, I thought I might have misunderstood. So: the display is not supposed to move along with the mouse cursor. I've never heard of that happe…
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(Quote) No, the Mac OS package is standalone, just the like windows packages. The dependencies are only relevant when you want run OpenSesame from within your own Python environment.
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Hi Christopher, Sure, you'll want to take a look at forms: * http://osdoc.cogsci.nl/forms/about/ Cheers, Sebastiaan
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Hi, I'm afraid you'll have to provide a bit more information. * Have you checked that the port address is correct? * If you use the inline_script approach (link), do you see error messages in the debug window? For example, the script below will pr…