&HD200

[Paul Gr]

hi gopa,
 
In e-basic, hexadecimal values are prefixed with &H. So, &HD200 denotes the hexadecimal value D200, which is the same as 53760 in base-10. You can use the windows calulator in scientific mode to convert hex to decimal.
 
If you put the trigger values in a list object then you should also use the c.GetAttrib('trigger') call in your script at the appropriate place in your inline script. For example:
 
WritePort &H378, c.GetAttrib('trigger') 
 
or:
 
mystim.OffsetSignalEnabled = Truemystim.OnsetSignalEnabled = True
mystim.OffsetSignalPort = &H378
mystim.OnsetSignalPort = &H378
mystim.OffsetSignalData = &H00  mystim.OnsetSignalData = c.GetAttrib('trigger')
best
paul
 
Paul Groot
VU University Amsterdam
 
 



> Date: Thu, 6 Sep 2007 15:39:30 -0500> From: venug001 at bama.ua.edu> To: eprime at mail.talkbank.org> Subject: &HD200> > Hello everyone what is command &HD200, if &HD378 is an address, what > is that (&HD200) value referring to?> Thanks in advance.> > Secondly, if I were to assign a trigger value to each MEG condition > (Control, word, pseudoword) then do I simply list say 1, 9, 17 or 33 > in a column called "trigger" in the stimlist? Will that then tag my > MEG files appropriately? Thanks in advance.> Warm regards> gopa> > > > > > 
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