#Initializing Starting Pointsimport random random.shuffle(lo_stim)random.shuffle(hi_stim)vv=0ww=0global total_correcttotal_correct=0global totaltotal=0global total_referralstotal_referrals=0#Keyboard

Hi,

def my_function(): print '#initialisestart = self.time()my_mouse.set_visible()#initialise bordersw,h = exp.resolution()#set a tracking loopflg=False tracking = Truewhile tracking: position, time

Hi Katerina,

* http://osdoc.cogsci.nl/python/inline-script/#inline_script.set_response

# http://osdoc.cogsci.nl/python/inline-script/#inline_script.get old_x = self.get("x_loc") # Make the x coordinate negative: new_x = -old_x # (Re)set the variable 'x_

[]global xList, yList, tList, stListglobal myLog#initialise sampler#from openexp.sampler import sampler#src = exp.get_file(self.get("sent") + ".wav")#my_sampler =

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#initialise myLog#note that this will append data to myLog, not overwrite it.global myLogmyLog = open('T:/Supervision/Ryosuke/mylog.csv','a')#Remove comment if you want a Header.#Will add a single hea

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* http://osdoc.cogsci.nl/python-inline-code/about-python-inline-code/#inline-script

* http://osdoc.cogsci.nl/usage/giving-feedback-to-participants/#inline-script

Hi Jákup,

Certainly. You can use the self.get() and exp.set() as described here

* http://osdoc.cogsci.nl/usage/variables-and-conditional-qifq-statements#inline

to build rotating spotimport random, time#initialice mousmy_mouse = mouse(self.experiment)#initialize synth, sine wavemy_synth = synth(self.experiment, osc = "sine", freq = &quo

to build rotating spotimport random, time#initialize synth, sine wavemy_synth = synth(self.experiment, osc = "sine", freq = "b1", attack = 1, length = 200)#initial

It's important to know that not all Python variables are automatically recognized by OpenSesame with the "[variable]" notation. Specifically, OpenSesame only recognizes variables th…

I usually recommend the loop table, particularly to users that are not very experienced programmers. But of course you can also work out your own system with reading a text file and setting variables…