are user defined filenames possible?

[Leisha Wharfield]

Thank you, Paul. I went to the web site to find out more about EKick and 
found the DualResponse.es written by Susan Campbell of CMU. I'm working 
on an experiment that gives a range of responses on a scale where half 
the responses are either correct or incorrect, and this experiment is an 
elegant solution to providing the correct response in the next revision.

Thanks,

Leisha Wharfield
Decision Research
Eugene, Oregon, USA

Paul Gr wrote:

> hi ben,
>
> You could also use a utility called EKick 
> (http://step.psy.cmu.edu/scripts-plus/).
> This utility translates your ebs-script on the fly and has an option 
> for specifying name and location of the data file. A small readme is 
> supplied within the zip-file.
>
> best,
> paul
>
>
>> From: "Ben Robinson" <BRobinso at mprc.umaryland.edu>
>> To: <eprime at mail.talkbank.org>
>> Subject: are user defined filenames possible?
>> Date: Wed, 21 Dec 2005 13:21:16 -0500
>>
>> is it possible to get eprime to name the data file using a 
>> user-defined string variable, rather than the SubjectID?
>>
>> i've tried inserting this code:
>> c.DataFile.Filename = CStr(c.GetAttrib("Experiment")) & "-" & 
>> CStr(c.GetAttrib("MyOwnStringVariable")) & "-" & 
>> CStr(c.GetAttrib("Session")) & ".txt"
>>
>> and also tried with this code:
>> c.SetAttrib "Subject", c.GetAttrib("MyOwnStringVariable")
>>
>> but neither seems to work, since the data file has already been 
>> created and named by the time eprime gets around to running my own 
>> code...
>>
>> any thoughts would be appreciated.
>>
>> ben robinson
>>
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