From dokokoko at gmail.com  Sun Feb  3 18:05:33 2008
From: dokokoko at gmail.com (KingKai)
Date: Sun, 3 Feb 2008 10:05:33 -0800
Subject: start application in e-prime for 10 minutes
Message-ID: <SUN.3.FEB.2008.100533.0800.>

(win xp)
I would like to execute (an application) a .com file in e-prime. If
possible, for about 10 minutes. I have no idea how to do this, does
anyone have an idea?
thanks, KK

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From corr at unimelb.edu.au  Mon Feb  4 00:08:57 2008
From: corr at unimelb.edu.au (Catherine)
Date: Sun, 3 Feb 2008 16:08:57 -0800
Subject: Attentional Blink
Message-ID: <SUN.3.FEB.2008.160857.0800.>

Hi,

I am trying to design an Attentional Blink experiment using images.
All of the scipts I have found have used text (letters &/or numbers).

I want to present 2 targets in each trial, embedded in a stream of
distractor images.  The first target, the second target and the
distractor images all need to come from different lists.

I have tried using nested lists, but I can only nest one list per
trial and I need to reference 3!

Any ideas?
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From baltimore.ben at gmail.com  Mon Feb  4 15:38:03 2008
From: baltimore.ben at gmail.com (ben robinson)
Date: Mon, 4 Feb 2008 10:38:03 -0500
Subject: Attentional Blink
In-Reply-To: <6b7b287b-7880-406f-adef-68c81c360842@i29g2000prf.googlegroups.com>
Message-ID: <MON.4.FEB.2008.103803.0500.>

you should be able to nest multiple lists per trial.
just put a comma between the name of each list you want nested.
hope that helps.

ben

On Feb 3, 2008 7:08 PM, Catherine <corr at unimelb.edu.au> wrote:

>
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to design an Attentional Blink experiment using images.
> All of the scipts I have found have used text (letters &/or numbers).
>
> I want to present 2 targets in each trial, embedded in a stream of
> distractor images.  The first target, the second target and the
> distractor images all need to come from different lists.
>
> I have tried using nested lists, but I can only nest one list per
> trial and I need to reference 3!
>
> Any ideas?
> >
>

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From brianessex at gmail.com  Mon Feb  4 19:06:31 2008
From: brianessex at gmail.com (Brian)
Date: Mon, 4 Feb 2008 11:06:31 -0800
Subject: Negative onset delay in event timing
Message-ID: <MON.4.FEB.2008.110631.0800.>

In my experiment, I have a fixation text display object set to event
timing. The next object after this
is a slide (which is also set to event timing). When I specify a
prerelease greater than zero (e.g. 100 ms) on the fixation object, I'm
noticing something strange happening. In edataaid, it says on about
10% of trials that the onset delay of the next object (the slide) is
-1 ms. For these trials, edataaid lists the offset time of the
fixation text object as one millisecond later (e.g. offset time of
12000 ms) than the onset time of the next slide (e.g. onset time of
11999 ms). Both objects are listed as being on the screen for the
correct duration (I calculated this by looking at each object's offset-
onset time).
Does anyone know what is going on here? The prerelease is nice because
it shortens the onset delay for trials, but the occurrence of this
timing irregularity makes me hesitant to use it.

I'm currently running eprime version 1.1.4.1 in windows xp pro.

Thanks,
Brian
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From mcfarla9 at msu.edu  Tue Feb  5 19:57:20 2008
From: mcfarla9 at msu.edu (David McFarlane)
Date: Tue, 5 Feb 2008 14:57:20 -0500
Subject: Randimization without replacement in blocks
Message-ID: <TUE.5.FEB.2008.145720.0500.>

Just to complete this thread, here is a later message from Noga...

David,

I think the problem is solved (in a "magic" way that I don't 
understand) - I ran the experiment again and the list doesn't renew 
itself on each block. I checked the sequential order like you offered 
and on each block the list started from the point it stoped in the 
previous block and not from the first line. When I changed back to 
Random the experiment worked just fine! I will run it again a few 
more times to be sure.. but I think it is ok now..

If you are still interested -my experiment design is:
BlockList (BlocProc 1,2,3)
BlockProc
TrialList (Nested - List1,List2) (*I have two pictures lists)
List1 (Random order)
List2 (Random order)
TaskTrialProc
(stimuli)
BreakBetweenBlocks (Text)

Thanks very much for your help! I wonder what happened that fixed the 
problem...

Noga


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From christaw at stanford.edu  Fri Feb  8 03:23:09 2008
From: christaw at stanford.edu (Christa)
Date: Thu, 7 Feb 2008 19:23:09 -0800
Subject: If Then Conditions
Message-ID: <THU.7.FEB.2008.192309.0800.>

Hello,
I am trying to write an experiment wherein the subject must get 4
trials correct to move on to the next condition.  The experiment is a
block design with experimental and control blocks alternating.  Each
block will have 16 trials regardless of the subjects performance.
However, if they do well and get the first four trials correct they
will move on to a more difficult condition.  If they do poorly and do
not advance to the next condition within the first 16 trials, the next
experimental block should start with the condition in which they were
before the control block.
Does this make sense?

Any ideas on how to program this?

Your help is much appreciated!
Christa
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From E.Hartstra at gmail.com  Fri Feb  8 09:36:36 2008
From: E.Hartstra at gmail.com (Egbert Hartstra)
Date: Fri, 8 Feb 2008 01:36:36 -0800
Subject: simultaneous response
Message-ID: <FRI.8.FEB.2008.013636.0800.>

Hello everybody,

Hope I can use some of your knowledge about E-Prime to figure the
following problem out. In an experiment I am currently working on
subjects have to respond to a target by simultaneously pressing two
buttons. When I use the "Max Count" option in the advanced properties
window of the target display and set is to "2" e-prime logs the
response only when the two buttons are pressed in a sequence. I'm
looking for a way that a response is only used when the two buttons
are pressed on the same time, or at least, to set a very limited time
interval between the two button presses in order to make sure subjects
press the two buttons at the same time.

Hope you can help me out!

Regards,

Egbert Hartstra
PhD student, Department of Experimental psychology, Ghent University
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From carolinakt at googlemail.com  Fri Feb  8 14:29:44 2008
From: carolinakt at googlemail.com (PinkSunflower)
Date: Fri, 8 Feb 2008 06:29:44 -0800
Subject: Adaptive Method in Eprime
Message-ID: <FRI.8.FEB.2008.062944.0800.>

Hi,

I would like to programm an algorithm in Eprime but unfortunately I
don't know how to do that: I searched for information on the internet
but I couldn't find anything helpful. Maybe you can help with with
this.
Participants in my study will see two lines: One line is the standard
line; it never changes its length. The other one is the comparative
line: The comparative line changes its size depending on the response
of the participants on the trial before. The length of the line is
calculated by an algorithm that looks like this: Xn+1 = Xn - c/n (Zn -
K). Xn is the actual stimulus size of the comparative line, c is a
constant, n is the trial number, Zn is the response of the participant
which is either 0 or 1 and K is a set criteria. After every trial Xn+1
is calculated and set as the new stimulus size Xn. This new stimuli
size should be displayed in the next trial. This continues until a
criteria is achieved.

Okay, my question is: Is there anyone who can help me to employ this
algorithm in Eprime?

Take care,
CAROLINA
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From mcfarla9 at msu.edu  Fri Feb  8 15:09:20 2008
From: mcfarla9 at msu.edu (David McFarlane)
Date: Fri, 8 Feb 2008 10:09:20 -0500
Subject: simultaneous response
In-Reply-To: <ec4fca8d-ccd4-4bc5-91cf-1aee3adaaaac@s8g2000prg.googlegrou
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Message-ID: <FRI.8.FEB.2008.100920.0500.>

Egbert,

>subjects have to respond to a target by simultaneously pressing two
>buttons.

Before I think much further on this, I need to know whether by 
"button" you mean a button as in the PST Serial Response Box, or a 
key press from the keyboard.  It might make a difference.

I am almost certain that it is completely impossible for E-Prime to 
recognize simultaneous key presses.  Apparently, E-Prime reports 
actual keyboard scan codes rather than the processed key combination, 
e.g., entering the keyboard ^ character shows up as separate presses 
of the {SHIFT} and 6 keys instead of just {^}.  I discovered this 
awhile back, I will separately send you a little test EP1 program I 
made that just shows the raw values of keys and buttons pressed.

Things might work differently with the SRBox or other "button" devices.

Once again, using the normal EP input mask mechanism with an SRBox, 
you may get only the first of two "simultaneous" button 
presses.  However, as I recall, the SRBox really does transmit an 
8-bit code that reveals all buttons pressed at any moment (you can 
demonstrate this to yourself by inspecting the input stream from the 
SRBox using any primitive terminal emulation program, such as 
Terminal Plus!, www.geocities.com/terminalplus).  So, with a bit of 
script that directly reads the serial input you *might* be able to 
get simultaneous SRBox button presses, but I leave it to someone else 
to tell you how to do that.

Finally, with a button box that has each button directly wired to its 
own bit of an I/O port (e.g., an old parallel printer port, or an 
add-in digital I/O card), you can use an E-Prime "Port" device to 
directly read all the buttons in parallel.  That would likely also 
involve some script.  This is the most elegant solution, but it does 
require some extra hardware finesse.

-- David


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From mcfarla9 at msu.edu  Fri Feb  8 15:16:45 2008
From: mcfarla9 at msu.edu (David McFarlane)
Date: Fri, 8 Feb 2008 10:16:45 -0500
Subject: simultaneous response
Message-ID: <FRI.8.FEB.2008.101645.0500.>

Oops, my apologies to everyone for cluttering your mailboxes with 
unsolicited attachments, I pressed "send" before copying & pasting 
Egbert's address in place of the group address.

And now my apologies for cluttering your mailboxes with my apologies.

-- David
---
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Dept. Psychology, Michigan State University
mcfarla9 at msu.edu    www.msu.edu/~mcfarla9
Voice: (517) 353-0799    Fax: (517) 353-1652


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From mcfarla9 at msu.edu  Fri Feb  8 15:13:21 2008
From: mcfarla9 at msu.edu (David McFarlane)
Date: Fri, 8 Feb 2008 10:13:21 -0500
Subject: simultaneous response
In-Reply-To: <ec4fca8d-ccd4-4bc5-91cf-1aee3adaaaac@s8g2000prg.googlegrou
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Message-ID: <FRI.8.FEB.2008.101321.0500.>

Egbert,

Attached is the program I promised that just shows the raw input from 
keyboard or SRBox.  These are in E-Prime 1, two programs that do the 
same thing with slightly different programming techniques (I'm a bit 
obsessive about this), and both the .es and .ebs file.

Regards,
-- David
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'
'
'
'	C:\Documents and Settings\fmri\My Documents\My Experiments\ShowRawInput\ShowRawInput (loop using Inline script).ebs
'	Generated on: 11/27/2006	15:28:01
'
'
'	This file generated with E-Studio interface.
'	E-Prime Copyright © 2002 Psychology Software Tools.
'	ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

'	Legal use of this experiment script requires a full E-Prime or Runtime License.
'
'
'	Author:
'		David McFarlane (Michigan State University)
'
'
'
'

Option CStrings On
Dim ebContext as Context


'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
' Class Declarations
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------



'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
'InitSlideStateDefaults
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sub InitSlideStateDefaults(theSlideState As SlideState)

	If theSlideState Is Nothing Then Exit Sub

	theSlideState.X = "center"
	theSlideState.Y = "center"
	theSlideState.Width = "100%"
	theSlideState.Height = "100%"
	theSlideState.BackColor = CColor("white")
	theSlideState.BackStyle = "opaque"
	theSlideState.BorderColor = CColor("black")
	theSlideState.BorderWidth = CLng("0")
	theSlideState.XAlign = "center"
	theSlideState.YAlign = "center"
	theSlideState.ClearAfter = CLogical("No")
	theSlideState.Enabled = CLogical("Yes")

End Sub

'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
'InitSlideVisualStimDefaults
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sub InitSlideVisualStimDefaults(theSlideVisualStim As SlideVisualStim)

	If theSlideVisualStim Is Nothing Then Exit Sub

	theSlideVisualStim.X = "center"
	theSlideVisualStim.Y = "center"
	theSlideVisualStim.Width = "25%"
	theSlideVisualStim.Height = "25%"
	theSlideVisualStim.ForeColor = CColor("black")
	theSlideVisualStim.BackColor = CColor("white")
	theSlideVisualStim.BackStyle = "opaque"
	theSlideVisualStim.BorderColor = CColor("black")
	theSlideVisualStim.BorderWidth = CLng("0")
	theSlideVisualStim.XAlign = "center"
	theSlideVisualStim.YAlign = "center"
	theSlideVisualStim.AlignHorizontal = "center"
	theSlideVisualStim.AlignVertical = "center"

End Sub

'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
'InitSlideTextDefaults
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sub InitSlideTextDefaults(theSlideText As SlideText)

	If theSlideText Is Nothing Then Exit Sub

	InitSlideVisualStimDefaults theSlideText

	theSlideText.WordWrap = True
	theSlideText.FontName = "Courier New"
	theSlideText.FontSize = "18"
	theSlideText.FontBold = CLogical("Yes")
	theSlideText.FontItalic = CLogical("No")
	theSlideText.FontUnderline = CLogical("No")
	theSlideText.FontStrikeout = CLogical("No")

End Sub

'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
'InitSlideImageDefaults
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sub InitSlideImageDefaults(theSlideImage As SlideImage)

	If theSlideImage Is Nothing Then Exit Sub

	InitSlideVisualStimDefaults theSlideImage

	theSlideImage.Stretch = CLogical("No")
	theSlideImage.MirrorLeftRight = CLogical("No")
	theSlideImage.MirrorUpDown = CLogical("No")
	theSlideImage.UseSourceColorKey = CLogical("No")
	theSlideImage.SourceColorKey = CColor("black")

End Sub

'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
'InitSlideSoundBufferDefaults
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sub InitSlideSoundBufferDefaults(theSoundBuffer As SoundBuffer)

	If theSoundBuffer Is Nothing Then Exit Sub

	theSoundBuffer.Loop = CLogical("No")
	theSoundBuffer.StopAfter = CLogical("Yes")
	theSoundBuffer.StartOffset = "0"
	theSoundBuffer.StopOffset = "0"

End Sub




'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
' Instance Declarations
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Dim Display As DisplayDevice
Dim Sound As SoundDevice
Dim Keyboard As KeyboardDevice
Dim Mouse As MouseDevice
Dim SRBOX As SRBOXDevice
Dim SessionProc As Procedure

Dim Slide1 As Slide
Dim Slide1EchoClients As EchoClientCollection
Dim Slide1_State As SlideState
Dim Slide1_SlideText As SlideText



'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
' Package Declare Script
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------



'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
' User Script
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------



'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
' Package Global Script
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------



'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
' Package Routines
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------



'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
' Implementation
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sub SessionProc_Run(c as Context)
	
	'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
	' InLine - InitSession BEGIN
	'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
	Dim i as integer
	'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
	' InLine - InitSession END
	'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
	
	
	''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
	'	Label - LoopBegin BEGIN
	''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''

LoopBegin:
	If Err.Number = ebInputAccepted Then
		Err.Clear
		Resume LoopBeginResume
	ElseIf Err.Number <> 0 Then
		'NOTE: If you receive a runtime error here, it
		' is because a runtime error other than ebInputAccepted
		' was thrown (ebInputAccepted for catching input masks that jump).
		'You are encouraged to either handle the error so that
		' it is not thrown in the future or will have to set up
		' your own error handler, which will also need to take
		' into account for any input masks that jump.
		'
		'Raise the error so the default error handler will show the message
		Err.Raise Err.Number
	End If

LoopBeginResume:

	''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
	'	Label - LoopBegin END
	''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''

	
	'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
	' InLine - SetSlide1 BEGIN
	'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
	if Slide1.RESP <> "" then
    beep
	i = i + 1
	Set Slide1_SlideText = CSlideText(Slide1.States.Item("Default").Objects("i"))
	Slide1_SlideText.Text = i
	Set Slide1_SlideText = CSlideText(Slide1.States.Item("Default").Objects("Response"))
	Slide1_SlideText.Text = Slide1.RESP
	Set Slide1_SlideText = Nothing
	c.PushNewFrame
	c.SetAttrib "Slide1.RESP", Slide1.RESP
	c.Log
	c.PopFrame
end if

	'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
	' InLine - SetSlide1 END
	'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
	
	
	
	Select Case Slide1.ActiveState
		Case "Default"


			Set Slide1_SlideText = CSlideText(Slide1.States.Item("Default").Objects(1))
			Set Slide1_SlideText = Nothing

			Set Slide1_SlideText = CSlideText(Slide1.States.Item("Default").Objects(2))
			Set Slide1_SlideText = Nothing

			Set Slide1_SlideText = CSlideText(Slide1.States.Item("Default").Objects(3))
			Set Slide1_SlideText = Nothing

			Set Slide1_SlideText = CSlideText(Slide1.States.Item("Default").Objects(4))
			Set Slide1_SlideText = Nothing

			Set Slide1_SlideText = CSlideText(Slide1.States.Item("Default").Objects(5))
			Set Slide1_SlideText = Nothing
	End Select

	
	Slide1.InputMasks.Reset
	
	Slide1EchoClients.RemoveAll
	Slide1.InputMasks.Add Keyboard.CreateInputMask("{ANY}", "", CLng(Slide1.Duration), CLng("1"), ebEndResponseActionTerminate, CLogical("Yes"), "", "", "ResponseMode:All ProcessBackspace:Yes")

	
	Slide1EchoClients.RemoveAll
	Slide1.InputMasks.Add SRBOX.CreateInputMask("{ANY}", "", CLng(Slide1.Duration), CLng("1"), ebEndResponseActionTerminate, CLogical("Yes"), "", "", "")

	
	Slide1.Run
	
	
	'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
	' InLine - LoopTest BEGIN
	'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
	if GetUserBreakState() = 0 then goto LoopBegin

	'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
	' InLine - LoopTest END
	'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
	

	c.Log
End Sub





'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
' InitDevices
'
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sub InitDevices(c As Context)



	SetOSThreadPriority 3


	Set Display = New DisplayDevice
	Display.Name = "Display"

	Dim DisplayDisplayDeviceInfo As DisplayDeviceInfo
	DisplayDisplayDeviceInfo.XRes = 640
	DisplayDisplayDeviceInfo.YRes = 480
	DisplayDisplayDeviceInfo.ColorDepth = 16
	DisplayDisplayDeviceInfo.RefreshRate = 0
	DisplayDisplayDeviceInfo.NumPages = 0

	Display.Open DisplayDisplayDeviceInfo
	c.SetAttrib "Display.RefreshRate", Format$(Display.CalculatedRefreshRate, "0.000")

	Set Sound = New SoundDevice
	Sound.Name = "Sound"

	Dim SoundSoundOutDeviceInfo As SoundDeviceInfo
	SoundSoundOutDeviceInfo.Channels = 2
	SoundSoundOutDeviceInfo.SamplesPerSecond = 22050
	SoundSoundOutDeviceInfo.BitsPerSample = 16
	
	Set Keyboard = New KeyboardDevice
	Keyboard.Name = "Keyboard"

	Dim KeyboardKeyboardDeviceInfo as KeyboardDeviceInfo
	KeyboardKeyboardDeviceInfo.CollectionMode = ebPressesAndReleases
	KeyboardKeyboardDeviceInfo.CapsLock = ebCapsLockOff
	KeyboardKeyboardDeviceInfo.NumLock = ebNumLockOn
	Keyboard.Open KeyboardKeyboardDeviceInfo
	
	Set Mouse = New MouseDevice
	Mouse.Name = "Mouse"

	Dim MouseMouseDeviceInfo as MouseDeviceInfo
	MouseMouseDeviceInfo.OpenMode = ebMouseOpenModeDirect
	MouseMouseDeviceInfo.CollectionMode = ebPressesOnly
	MouseMouseDeviceInfo.ShowCursor = False
	Mouse.Open MouseMouseDeviceInfo

	Set SRBOX = New SRBoxDevice
	SRBOX.Name = "SRBOX"

	Dim SRBOXSRBoxDeviceInfo As SRBoxDeviceInfo
	SRBOXSRBoxDeviceInfo.Model = 200
	SRBOXSRBoxDeviceInfo.Revision = 1
	SRBOXSRBoxDeviceInfo.CommPort = 1
	SRBOXSRBoxDeviceInfo.BaudRate = 19200
	SRBOXSRBoxDeviceInfo.CharacterRate = 800
	SRBOXSRBoxDeviceInfo.Configuration = ebSRBoxConfigBRUUnique
	SRBOXSRBoxDeviceInfo.CollectionMode = ebPressesAndReleases
	SRBOX.Open SRBOXSRBoxDeviceInfo


	SetOSThreadPriority 0

End Sub



'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
' InitObjects
'
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sub InitObjects(c As Context)

	Set SessionProc = New Procedure
	SessionProc.Name = "SessionProc"
	SessionProc.Tag = ""
	SessionProc.Subroutine = "SessionProc_Run"

	Set Slide1 = New Slide
	Slide1.Name = "Slide1"
	Slide1.Tag = ""

	Set Slide1EchoClients = New EchoClientCollection
	Slide1.Duration = CLng("1000")
	Slide1.TimingMode = ebTimingModeEvent
	Slide1.PreRelease = Val("0")

	Slide1.OnsetSync = 1
	Slide1.OffsetSync = 0

	Set Slide1_State = New SlideState
	Slide1_State.Name = "Default"

	InitSlideStateDefaults Slide1_State


	Slide1.States.Add Slide1_State, "Default"


	Set Slide1_SlideText = New SlideText
	Slide1_SlideText.Name = "ResponseLabel"

	InitSlideTextDefaults Slide1_SlideText

	Slide1_SlideText.Text = "Response = "
	Slide1_SlideText.Y = "50%"
	Slide1_SlideText.Width = "30%"
	Slide1_SlideText.Height = "5%"
	Slide1_SlideText.XAlign = "right"
	Slide1_SlideText.AlignHorizontal = "right"
	Slide1.States.Item("Default").Objects.Add Slide1_SlideText, "ResponseLabel"

	Set Slide1_SlideText = New SlideText
	Slide1_SlideText.Name = "iLabel"

	InitSlideTextDefaults Slide1_SlideText

	Slide1_SlideText.Text = "# "
	Slide1_SlideText.Y = "45%"
	Slide1_SlideText.Width = "5%"
	Slide1_SlideText.Height = "5%"
	Slide1_SlideText.XAlign = "right"
	Slide1_SlideText.AlignHorizontal = "right"
	Slide1.States.Item("Default").Objects.Add Slide1_SlideText, "iLabel"

	Set Slide1_SlideText = New SlideText
	Slide1_SlideText.Name = "Response"

	InitSlideTextDefaults Slide1_SlideText

	Slide1_SlideText.Text = ""
	Slide1_SlideText.Y = "50%"
	Slide1_SlideText.Width = "30%"
	Slide1_SlideText.Height = "5%"
	Slide1_SlideText.XAlign = "left"
	Slide1_SlideText.AlignHorizontal = "left"
	Slide1.States.Item("Default").Objects.Add Slide1_SlideText, "Response"

	Set Slide1_SlideText = New SlideText
	Slide1_SlideText.Name = "Info"

	InitSlideTextDefaults Slide1_SlideText

	Slide1_SlideText.Text = "Press any key or button to see the result below.\nPress <CTRL><SHIFT> to exit.\n"
	Slide1_SlideText.Y = "25%"
	Slide1_SlideText.Width = "80%"
	Slide1_SlideText.Height = "15%"
	Slide1.States.Item("Default").Objects.Add Slide1_SlideText, "Info"

	Set Slide1_SlideText = New SlideText
	Slide1_SlideText.Name = "i"

	InitSlideTextDefaults Slide1_SlideText

	Slide1_SlideText.Text = ""
	Slide1_SlideText.Y = "45%"
	Slide1_SlideText.Width = "10%"
	Slide1_SlideText.Height = "5%"
	Slide1_SlideText.XAlign = "left"
	Slide1_SlideText.AlignHorizontal = "left"
	Slide1.States.Item("Default").Objects.Add Slide1_SlideText, "i"
	Slide1.ActiveState = "Default"


End Sub


'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
' InitPackages
'
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sub InitPackages(c As Context)

End Sub



'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
' UnInitDevices
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sub UnInitDevices()
	Display.Close
	Set Display = Nothing

	Keyboard.Close
	Set Keyboard = Nothing

	Mouse.Close
	Set Mouse = Nothing


	SRBOX.Close
	Set SRBOX = Nothing

End Sub


'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
' UnInitPackages
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sub UnInitPackages()
End Sub


'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
' UnInitObjects
'
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sub UnInitObjects()

	Set SessionProc = Nothing

	Set Slide1 = Nothing

	Set Slide1EchoClients = Nothing


End Sub


'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
' Main
'
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sub Main()

	CreateDefaultPort

	' Create and initialize the default context, data file,
	' and provide global access to the context.
	Dim c As Context
	Set c = New Context
	Set c.DataFile = New DataFile
	c.PushNewFrame
	Set ebContext = c

	' Set the log level names
	c.SetLogLevelName 1, "Session"
	c.SetLogLevelName 2, "Block"
	c.SetLogLevelName 3, "Trial"
	c.SetLogLevelName 4, "SubTrial"
	c.SetLogLevelName 5, "LogLevel5"
	c.SetLogLevelName 6, "LogLevel6"
	c.SetLogLevelName 7, "LogLevel7"
	c.SetLogLevelName 8, "LogLevel8"
	c.SetLogLevelName 9, "LogLevel9"
	c.SetLogLevelName 10, "LogLevel10"

	' Set standard logging items
	ebContext.SetAttrib "Experiment", "ShowRawInput (loop using Inline script)"
	ebContext.SetAttrib "SessionDate", Date$
	ebContext.SetAttrib "SessionTime", Time$
	ebContext.SetAttrib "RandomSeed", PRNG.GetSeed()

	If Basic.OS = ebWin32 Then
		WinActivate "E-Run Experiment Window"
	End If

	' Get the StartupInfo
	' Set default for GroupNumber
	c.SetAttrib "Group", "1"


	' Set the defaults for all of the StartupInfo
	c.SetAttrib "Subject", "1"
	c.SetAttrib "Session", "1"

	' Set the default Data Filename
	c.DataFile.Filename = CStr(c.GetAttrib("Experiment")) & "-" & CStr(c.GetAttrib("Subject")) & "-" & CStr(c.GetAttrib("Session")) & ".txt"
	' Initialize all system devices, packages, and objects
	InitDevices c
	InitPackages c
	InitObjects c

	' If we are logging data, then open the datafile
	If CLng(c.GetAttrib("Subject")) <> 0 Then
		c.DataFile.Open
		c.LogHeader
	End If

	' Start the running of the Experiment
	SessionProc.Run c

	' Clean up the context and close the datafile
	If CLng(c.GetAttrib("Subject")) <> 0 Then
		c.DataFile.Close
		' Attempt to convert the recovery file into a data file
		Dim nConvert As Long
		nConvert = c.DataFile.Convert(ebProgressNone)
	End If
ExperimentFinish:

	UnInitObjects

	UnInitPackages
	UnInitDevices

ExperimentAbort:

	' Clean up the context
	c.PopFrame
	Set c = Nothing
	Set ebContext = Nothing

	DestroyDefaultPort

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'
'
'	C:\Documents and Settings\fmri\My Documents\My Experiments\ShowRawInput\ShowRawInput (loop using List).ebs
'	Generated on: 11/27/2006	15:25:52
'
'
'	This file generated with E-Studio interface.
'	E-Prime Copyright © 2002 Psychology Software Tools.
'	ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

'	Legal use of this experiment script requires a full E-Prime or Runtime License.
'
'
'	Author:
'		  David McFarlane (Michigan State University)
'
'
'
'

Option CStrings On
Dim ebContext as Context


'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
' Class Declarations
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------



'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
'InitSlideStateDefaults
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sub InitSlideStateDefaults(theSlideState As SlideState)

	If theSlideState Is Nothing Then Exit Sub

	theSlideState.X = "center"
	theSlideState.Y = "center"
	theSlideState.Width = "100%"
	theSlideState.Height = "100%"
	theSlideState.BackColor = CColor("white")
	theSlideState.BackStyle = "opaque"
	theSlideState.BorderColor = CColor("black")
	theSlideState.BorderWidth = CLng("0")
	theSlideState.XAlign = "center"
	theSlideState.YAlign = "center"
	theSlideState.ClearAfter = CLogical("No")
	theSlideState.Enabled = CLogical("Yes")

End Sub

'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
'InitSlideVisualStimDefaults
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sub InitSlideVisualStimDefaults(theSlideVisualStim As SlideVisualStim)

	If theSlideVisualStim Is Nothing Then Exit Sub

	theSlideVisualStim.X = "center"
	theSlideVisualStim.Y = "center"
	theSlideVisualStim.Width = "25%"
	theSlideVisualStim.Height = "25%"
	theSlideVisualStim.ForeColor = CColor("black")
	theSlideVisualStim.BackColor = CColor("white")
	theSlideVisualStim.BackStyle = "opaque"
	theSlideVisualStim.BorderColor = CColor("black")
	theSlideVisualStim.BorderWidth = CLng("0")
	theSlideVisualStim.XAlign = "center"
	theSlideVisualStim.YAlign = "center"
	theSlideVisualStim.AlignHorizontal = "center"
	theSlideVisualStim.AlignVertical = "center"

End Sub

'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
'InitSlideTextDefaults
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sub InitSlideTextDefaults(theSlideText As SlideText)

	If theSlideText Is Nothing Then Exit Sub

	InitSlideVisualStimDefaults theSlideText

	theSlideText.WordWrap = True
	theSlideText.FontName = "Courier New"
	theSlideText.FontSize = "18"
	theSlideText.FontBold = CLogical("Yes")
	theSlideText.FontItalic = CLogical("No")
	theSlideText.FontUnderline = CLogical("No")
	theSlideText.FontStrikeout = CLogical("No")

End Sub

'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
'InitSlideImageDefaults
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sub InitSlideImageDefaults(theSlideImage As SlideImage)

	If theSlideImage Is Nothing Then Exit Sub

	InitSlideVisualStimDefaults theSlideImage

	theSlideImage.Stretch = CLogical("No")
	theSlideImage.MirrorLeftRight = CLogical("No")
	theSlideImage.MirrorUpDown = CLogical("No")
	theSlideImage.UseSourceColorKey = CLogical("No")
	theSlideImage.SourceColorKey = CColor("black")

End Sub

'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
'InitSlideSoundBufferDefaults
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sub InitSlideSoundBufferDefaults(theSoundBuffer As SoundBuffer)

	If theSoundBuffer Is Nothing Then Exit Sub

	theSoundBuffer.Loop = CLogical("No")
	theSoundBuffer.StopAfter = CLogical("Yes")
	theSoundBuffer.StartOffset = "0"
	theSoundBuffer.StopOffset = "0"

End Sub




'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
' Instance Declarations
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Dim Display As DisplayDevice
Dim Sound As SoundDevice
Dim Keyboard As KeyboardDevice
Dim Mouse As MouseDevice
Dim SRBOX As SRBOXDevice
Dim SessionProc As Procedure

Dim List1 As List

Dim Proc1 As Procedure

Dim Slide1 As Slide
Dim Slide1EchoClients As EchoClientCollection
Dim Slide1_State As SlideState
Dim Slide1_SlideText As SlideText



'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
' Package Declare Script
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------



'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
' User Script
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------



'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
' Package Global Script
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------



'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
' Package Routines
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------



'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
' Implementation
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sub SessionProc_Run(c as Context)
	List1.Run c

	c.Log
End Sub

Sub Proc1_Run(c as Context)
	
	'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
	' InLine - SetSlide1 BEGIN
	'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
	beep
Set Slide1_SlideText = CSlideText(Slide1.States.Item("Default").Objects("i"))
Slide1_SlideText.Text = c.GetAttrib("List1.Sample") - 1
Set Slide1_SlideText = CSlideText(Slide1.States.Item("Default").Objects("Response"))
Slide1_SlideText.Text = Slide1.RESP
Set Slide1_SlideText = Nothing

	'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
	' InLine - SetSlide1 END
	'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
	
	
	''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
	'	Label - DoSlide1 BEGIN
	''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''

DoSlide1:
	If Err.Number = ebInputAccepted Then
		Err.Clear
		Resume DoSlide1Resume
	ElseIf Err.Number <> 0 Then
		'NOTE: If you receive a runtime error here, it
		' is because a runtime error other than ebInputAccepted
		' was thrown (ebInputAccepted for catching input masks that jump).
		'You are encouraged to either handle the error so that
		' it is not thrown in the future or will have to set up
		' your own error handler, which will also need to take
		' into account for any input masks that jump.
		'
		'Raise the error so the default error handler will show the message
		Err.Raise Err.Number
	End If

DoSlide1Resume:

	''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
	'	Label - DoSlide1 END
	''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''

	
	
	Select Case Slide1.ActiveState
		Case "Default"


			Set Slide1_SlideText = CSlideText(Slide1.States.Item("Default").Objects(1))
			Set Slide1_SlideText = Nothing

			Set Slide1_SlideText = CSlideText(Slide1.States.Item("Default").Objects(2))
			Set Slide1_SlideText = Nothing

			Set Slide1_SlideText = CSlideText(Slide1.States.Item("Default").Objects(3))
			Set Slide1_SlideText = Nothing

			Set Slide1_SlideText = CSlideText(Slide1.States.Item("Default").Objects(4))
			Set Slide1_SlideText = Nothing

			Set Slide1_SlideText = CSlideText(Slide1.States.Item("Default").Objects(5))
			Set Slide1_SlideText = Nothing
	End Select

	
	Slide1.InputMasks.Reset
	
	Slide1EchoClients.RemoveAll
	Slide1.InputMasks.Add Keyboard.CreateInputMask("{ANY}", "", CLng(Slide1.Duration), CLng("1"), ebEndResponseActionTerminate, CLogical("Yes"), "", "", "ResponseMode:All ProcessBackspace:Yes")

	
	Slide1EchoClients.RemoveAll
	Slide1.InputMasks.Add SRBOX.CreateInputMask("{ANY}", "", CLng(Slide1.Duration), CLng("1"), ebEndResponseActionTerminate, CLogical("Yes"), "", "", "")

	
	Slide1.Run
	
	c.SetAttrib "Slide1.RESP", Slide1.RESP
	
	
	'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
	' InLine - ListExit BEGIN
	'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
	' We let Slide1 time out every second or so just to catch & process any
' <ctrl><shift> user break even if Slide1 takes no keyboard input.  Then if
' Slide1 had no response we restart Slide1.  So the procedure does not end
' until we get a response to Slide1 or a user break.
if GetUserBreakState() <> 0 then List1.Terminate
if Slide1.RESP = "" then goto DoSlide1

	'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
	' InLine - ListExit END
	'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
	
	c.SetAttrib "Slide1.RESP", Slide1.RESP
	

	c.Log
End Sub





'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
' InitDevices
'
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sub InitDevices(c As Context)



	SetOSThreadPriority 3


	Set Display = New DisplayDevice
	Display.Name = "Display"

	Dim DisplayDisplayDeviceInfo As DisplayDeviceInfo
	DisplayDisplayDeviceInfo.XRes = 640
	DisplayDisplayDeviceInfo.YRes = 480
	DisplayDisplayDeviceInfo.ColorDepth = 16
	DisplayDisplayDeviceInfo.RefreshRate = 0
	DisplayDisplayDeviceInfo.NumPages = 0

	Display.Open DisplayDisplayDeviceInfo
	c.SetAttrib "Display.RefreshRate", Format$(Display.CalculatedRefreshRate, "0.000")

	Set Sound = New SoundDevice
	Sound.Name = "Sound"

	Dim SoundSoundOutDeviceInfo As SoundDeviceInfo
	SoundSoundOutDeviceInfo.Channels = 2
	SoundSoundOutDeviceInfo.SamplesPerSecond = 22050
	SoundSoundOutDeviceInfo.BitsPerSample = 16
	
	Set Keyboard = New KeyboardDevice
	Keyboard.Name = "Keyboard"

	Dim KeyboardKeyboardDeviceInfo as KeyboardDeviceInfo
	KeyboardKeyboardDeviceInfo.CollectionMode = ebPressesAndReleases
	KeyboardKeyboardDeviceInfo.CapsLock = ebCapsLockOff
	KeyboardKeyboardDeviceInfo.NumLock = ebNumLockOn
	Keyboard.Open KeyboardKeyboardDeviceInfo
	
	Set Mouse = New MouseDevice
	Mouse.Name = "Mouse"

	Dim MouseMouseDeviceInfo as MouseDeviceInfo
	MouseMouseDeviceInfo.OpenMode = ebMouseOpenModeDirect
	MouseMouseDeviceInfo.CollectionMode = ebPressesOnly
	MouseMouseDeviceInfo.ShowCursor = False
	Mouse.Open MouseMouseDeviceInfo

	Set SRBOX = New SRBoxDevice
	SRBOX.Name = "SRBOX"

	Dim SRBOXSRBoxDeviceInfo As SRBoxDeviceInfo
	SRBOXSRBoxDeviceInfo.Model = 200
	SRBOXSRBoxDeviceInfo.Revision = 1
	SRBOXSRBoxDeviceInfo.CommPort = 1
	SRBOXSRBoxDeviceInfo.BaudRate = 19200
	SRBOXSRBoxDeviceInfo.CharacterRate = 800
	SRBOXSRBoxDeviceInfo.Configuration = ebSRBoxConfigBRUUnique
	SRBOXSRBoxDeviceInfo.CollectionMode = ebPressesAndReleases
	SRBOX.Open SRBOXSRBoxDeviceInfo


	SetOSThreadPriority 0

End Sub



'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
' InitObjects
'
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sub InitObjects(c As Context)

	Set SessionProc = New Procedure
	SessionProc.Name = "SessionProc"
	SessionProc.Tag = ""
	SessionProc.Subroutine = "SessionProc_Run"

	Set List1 = New List
	List1.Name = "List1"
	List1.Tag = ""

	'Initialization for List1
	
	Set List1.Order = New SequentialOrder
	Set List1.Deletion = NoDeletion
	List1.ResetEveryRun = False

	' Create the column headings
	List1.Filename = ""
	List1.LoadMethod = ebLoadMethodEmbedded

	List1.Load

	Set List1.TerminateCondition = TimedMSecs(600000)
	Set List1.ResetCondition = Samples(1)
	List1.Reset
	
	Set Proc1 = New Procedure
	Proc1.Name = "Proc1"
	Proc1.Tag = ""
	Proc1.Subroutine = "Proc1_Run"

	Set Slide1 = New Slide
	Slide1.Name = "Slide1"
	Slide1.Tag = ""

	Set Slide1EchoClients = New EchoClientCollection
	Slide1.Duration = CLng("1000")
	Slide1.TimingMode = ebTimingModeEvent
	Slide1.PreRelease = Val("0")

	Slide1.OnsetSync = 1
	Slide1.OffsetSync = 0

	Set Slide1_State = New SlideState
	Slide1_State.Name = "Default"

	InitSlideStateDefaults Slide1_State


	Slide1.States.Add Slide1_State, "Default"


	Set Slide1_SlideText = New SlideText
	Slide1_SlideText.Name = "Response"

	InitSlideTextDefaults Slide1_SlideText

	Slide1_SlideText.Text = ""
	Slide1_SlideText.Y = "50%"
	Slide1_SlideText.Width = "30%"
	Slide1_SlideText.Height = "5%"
	Slide1_SlideText.XAlign = "left"
	Slide1_SlideText.AlignHorizontal = "left"
	Slide1.States.Item("Default").Objects.Add Slide1_SlideText, "Response"

	Set Slide1_SlideText = New SlideText
	Slide1_SlideText.Name = "ResponseLabel"

	InitSlideTextDefaults Slide1_SlideText

	Slide1_SlideText.Text = "Response = "
	Slide1_SlideText.Y = "50%"
	Slide1_SlideText.Width = "30%"
	Slide1_SlideText.Height = "5%"
	Slide1_SlideText.XAlign = "right"
	Slide1_SlideText.AlignHorizontal = "right"
	Slide1.States.Item("Default").Objects.Add Slide1_SlideText, "ResponseLabel"

	Set Slide1_SlideText = New SlideText
	Slide1_SlideText.Name = "i"

	InitSlideTextDefaults Slide1_SlideText

	Slide1_SlideText.Text = ""
	Slide1_SlideText.Y = "45%"
	Slide1_SlideText.Width = "10%"
	Slide1_SlideText.Height = "5%"
	Slide1_SlideText.XAlign = "left"
	Slide1_SlideText.AlignHorizontal = "left"
	Slide1.States.Item("Default").Objects.Add Slide1_SlideText, "i"

	Set Slide1_SlideText = New SlideText
	Slide1_SlideText.Name = "iLabel"

	InitSlideTextDefaults Slide1_SlideText

	Slide1_SlideText.Text = "# "
	Slide1_SlideText.Y = "45%"
	Slide1_SlideText.Width = "5%"
	Slide1_SlideText.Height = "5%"
	Slide1_SlideText.XAlign = "right"
	Slide1_SlideText.AlignHorizontal = "right"
	Slide1.States.Item("Default").Objects.Add Slide1_SlideText, "iLabel"

	Set Slide1_SlideText = New SlideText
	Slide1_SlideText.Name = "Info"

	InitSlideTextDefaults Slide1_SlideText

	Slide1_SlideText.Text = "Press any key or button to see the result below.\nPress <CTRL><SHIFT> to exit."
	Slide1_SlideText.Y = "25%"
	Slide1_SlideText.Width = "80%"
	Slide1_SlideText.Height = "15%"
	Slide1.States.Item("Default").Objects.Add Slide1_SlideText, "Info"
	Slide1.ActiveState = "Default"


End Sub


'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
' InitPackages
'
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sub InitPackages(c As Context)

End Sub



'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
' UnInitDevices
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sub UnInitDevices()
	Display.Close
	Set Display = Nothing

	Keyboard.Close
	Set Keyboard = Nothing

	Mouse.Close
	Set Mouse = Nothing


	SRBOX.Close
	Set SRBOX = Nothing

End Sub


'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
' UnInitPackages
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sub UnInitPackages()
End Sub


'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
' UnInitObjects
'
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sub UnInitObjects()

	Set SessionProc = Nothing

	Set List1 = Nothing

	Set Proc1 = Nothing

	Set Slide1 = Nothing

	Set Slide1EchoClients = Nothing


End Sub


'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
' Main
'
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sub Main()

	CreateDefaultPort

	' Create and initialize the default context, data file,
	' and provide global access to the context.
	Dim c As Context
	Set c = New Context
	Set c.DataFile = New DataFile
	c.PushNewFrame
	Set ebContext = c

	' Set the log level names
	c.SetLogLevelName 1, "Session"
	c.SetLogLevelName 2, "Block"
	c.SetLogLevelName 3, "Trial"
	c.SetLogLevelName 4, "SubTrial"
	c.SetLogLevelName 5, "LogLevel5"
	c.SetLogLevelName 6, "LogLevel6"
	c.SetLogLevelName 7, "LogLevel7"
	c.SetLogLevelName 8, "LogLevel8"
	c.SetLogLevelName 9, "LogLevel9"
	c.SetLogLevelName 10, "LogLevel10"

	' Set standard logging items
	ebContext.SetAttrib "Experiment", "ShowRawInput (loop using List)"
	ebContext.SetAttrib "SessionDate", Date$
	ebContext.SetAttrib "SessionTime", Time$
	ebContext.SetAttrib "RandomSeed", PRNG.GetSeed()

	If Basic.OS = ebWin32 Then
		WinActivate "E-Run Experiment Window"
	End If

	' Get the StartupInfo
	' Set default for GroupNumber
	c.SetAttrib "Group", "1"


	' Set the defaults for all of the StartupInfo
	c.SetAttrib "Subject", "1"
	c.SetAttrib "Session", "1"

	' Set the default Data Filename
	c.DataFile.Filename = CStr(c.GetAttrib("Experiment")) & "-" & CStr(c.GetAttrib("Subject")) & "-" & CStr(c.GetAttrib("Session")) & ".txt"
	' Initialize all system devices, packages, and objects
	InitDevices c
	InitPackages c
	InitObjects c

	' If we are logging data, then open the datafile
	If CLng(c.GetAttrib("Subject")) <> 0 Then
		c.DataFile.Open
		c.LogHeader
	End If

	' Start the running of the Experiment
	SessionProc.Run c

	' Clean up the context and close the datafile
	If CLng(c.GetAttrib("Subject")) <> 0 Then
		c.DataFile.Close
		' Attempt to convert the recovery file into a data file
		Dim nConvert As Long
		nConvert = c.DataFile.Convert(ebProgressNone)
	End If
ExperimentFinish:

	UnInitObjects

	UnInitPackages
	UnInitDevices

ExperimentAbort:

	' Clean up the context
	c.PopFrame
	Set c = Nothing
	Set ebContext = Nothing

	DestroyDefaultPort

End Sub


[DataSection_List1(1)]
Weight	Nested	Procedure
1		Proc1\0
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From E.Hartstra at gmail.com  Fri Feb  8 15:29:36 2008
From: E.Hartstra at gmail.com (Egbert Hartstra)
Date: Fri, 8 Feb 2008 07:29:36 -0800
Subject: simultaneous response
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Message-ID: <FRI.8.FEB.2008.072936.0800.>

Dear David,

Thank you very much for your elaborate input! I'll check your programs
out. I'm using a custom button box made by one of our technicians here
and it is connected to the printer port. I've come up with a solution
but it is not elegant. I've made an Inline script which reads the
reaction times from both button presses. If the difference between the
two reaction times is bigger then 50 msec the response is not
considered to be simultaneous and subjects will get a feedback screen
that they have to press the two buttons at the same time.

I'll dive into the files you've send me to see if there is a more
elegant way.

Thanks again and best wishes,

Egbert
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From mcfarla9 at msu.edu  Fri Feb  8 16:06:29 2008
From: mcfarla9 at msu.edu (David McFarlane)
Date: Fri, 8 Feb 2008 11:06:29 -0500
Subject: Adaptive Method in Eprime
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Carolina,

>Participants in my study will see two lines: One line is the standard
>line; it never changes its length. The other one is the comparative
>line: The comparative line changes its size depending on the response
>of the participants on the trial before. The length of the line is
>calculated by an algorithm that looks like this: Xn+1 = Xn - c/n (Zn -
>K). Xn is the actual stimulus size of the comparative line, c is a
>constant, n is the trial number, Zn is the response of the participant
>which is either 0 or 1 and K is a set criteria. After every trial Xn+1
>is calculated and set as the new stimulus size Xn. This new stimuli
>size should be displayed in the next trial. This continues until a
>criteria is achieved.

I programmed something very much like this last year, a temporal 
acuity experiment where the duration of a tone was modified after 
each response according to a "staircase" procedure.  Here's an 
outline of what I did.

The essential structure looks like this:
StaircaseInitScript
TrialList
     TrialProc
         TrialInitScript
         StimulusObject

TrialList just provides a looping mechanism for running the trials, 
and allows you to put an upper limit on the number of 
trials.  TrialProc runs each trial within a 
staircase.  StimulusObject shows your lines and collects a 
response.  Now, your trials may include more elements (fixation, 
mask, a separate response object), but you get the idea.

The stimulus is controlled by using an attribute reference in the 
relevant property of your stimulus object.  In your case it will be 
line length, so we might enter this as [LineLength].

The value of LineLength does not come from a list, but instead from 
an inline script, TrialInitScript.  That is the key.  TrialInitScript 
does all the work of looking at the previous response and calculating 
the next value of LineLength using whatever computation you like.  I 
can't go into much detail here, but it will probably involve some 
If... Thens, etc.  Three things you will need to know,  (1) You can 
get the subject's response with StimulusObject.RESP.  (2) You set 
LineLength in script like this:  c.SetAttrib "LineLength", x  (where 
x is some variable; and that variable can itself be named LineLength 
without conflict).  (3) When the subject meets criterion you exit the 
list like this:  TrialList.Terminate.

Finally, all this staircase stuff has to be initialized somewhere, 
that's what StaricaseInitScript is for.  You will also need some 
global variables, so some stuff will go in the User area of the full 
experiment script.  And if you want to run several staircases you 
will need to enclose all this in yet another list, e.g., StaircaseList.

Again, this is only a sketch, if I tell you any more I would have to 
charge you :).

-- David McFarlane, Systems Designer
    Dept. Psychology, Michigan State University


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From carolinakt at googlemail.com  Fri Feb  8 16:21:40 2008
From: carolinakt at googlemail.com (PinkSunflower)
Date: Fri, 8 Feb 2008 08:21:40 -0800
Subject: Adaptive Method in Eprime
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Message-ID: <FRI.8.FEB.2008.082140.0800.>

I appreciate your help, David. The thing is: I have no clue where to
start here. I'm just starting to find out how to draw a line in
Eprime. Therefore, your sketch - which sounds highly professional - is
hard to understand for me. ;-)

But I'd like to thank you for your time.

Greetings,
CAROLINA

On Feb 8, 5:06 pm, David McFarlane <mcfar... at msu.edu> wrote:
> Carolina,
>
> >Participants in my study will see two lines: One line is the standard
> >line; it never changes its length. The other one is the comparative
> >line: The comparative line changes its size depending on the response
> >of the participants on the trial before. The length of the line is
> >calculated by an algorithm that looks like this: Xn+1 = Xn - c/n (Zn -
> >K). Xn is the actual stimulus size of the comparative line, c is a
> >constant, n is the trial number, Zn is the response of the participant
> >which is either 0 or 1 and K is a set criteria. After every trial Xn+1
> >is calculated and set as the new stimulus size Xn. This new stimuli
> >size should be displayed in the next trial. This continues until a
> >criteria is achieved.
>
> I programmed something very much like this last year, a temporal
> acuity experiment where the duration of a tone was modified after
> each response according to a "staircase" procedure.  Here's an
> outline of what I did.
>
> The essential structure looks like this:
> StaircaseInitScript
> TrialList
>      TrialProc
>          TrialInitScript
>          StimulusObject
>
> TrialList just provides a looping mechanism for running the trials,
> and allows you to put an upper limit on the number of
> trials.  TrialProc runs each trial within a
> staircase.  StimulusObject shows your lines and collects a
> response.  Now, your trials may include more elements (fixation,
> mask, a separate response object), but you get the idea.
>
> The stimulus is controlled by using an attribute reference in the
> relevant property of your stimulus object.  In your case it will be
> line length, so we might enter this as [LineLength].
>
> The value of LineLength does not come from a list, but instead from
> an inline script, TrialInitScript.  That is the key.  TrialInitScript
> does all the work of looking at the previous response and calculating
> the next value of LineLength using whatever computation you like.  I
> can't go into much detail here, but it will probably involve some
> If... Thens, etc.  Three things you will need to know,  (1) You can
> get the subject's response with StimulusObject.RESP.  (2) You set
> LineLength in script like this:  c.SetAttrib "LineLength", x  (where
> x is some variable; and that variable can itself be named LineLength
> without conflict).  (3) When the subject meets criterion you exit the
> list like this:  TrialList.Terminate.
>
> Finally, all this staircase stuff has to be initialized somewhere,
> that's what StaricaseInitScript is for.  You will also need some
> global variables, so some stuff will go in the User area of the full
> experiment script.  And if you want to run several staircases you
> will need to enclose all this in yet another list, e.g., StaircaseList.
>
> Again, this is only a sketch, if I tell you any more I would have to
> charge you :).
>
> -- David McFarlane, Systems Designer
>     Dept. Psychology, Michigan State University
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From mcfarla9 at msu.edu  Fri Feb  8 16:24:13 2008
From: mcfarla9 at msu.edu (David McFarlane)
Date: Fri, 8 Feb 2008 11:24:13 -0500
Subject: simultaneous response
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Egbert,

>I'm using a custom button box made by one of our technicians here 
>and it is connected to the printer port.

Excellent.

>I've come up with a solution but it is not elegant. I've made an 
>Inline script which reads the
>reaction times from both button presses. If the difference between 
>the two reaction times is bigger then 50 msec the response is not 
>considered to be simultaneous and subjects will get a feedback 
>screen that they have to press the two buttons at the same time.

Sounds pretty good to me.  But if you want more...  Since it comes in 
through the printer port, you probably get all the buttons at once in 
a single byte.  E.g., button 1 alone might show up as decimal 1 
(binary 00000001), button 2 alone as decimal 2 (binary 00000010), and 
buttons 1 and 2 together as decimal 3 (binary 00000011).  With that 
knowledge you can use some script with Or and And to inspect 
individual bits (preferably with binary masks in hexadecimal 
notation), and possibly some If Thens, or Select Case, and you should 
be able to detect anything you want.  E.g., if you just wanted any 
two buttons down, you might use a loop and a rotating 1-bit mask to 
count the number of "1" bits.  And if you just want to see if some 
particular pair of buttons is down, even easier.  E.g, if you just 
care about buttons 1 and 2, this should do it:

If (StimulusObject.RESP And &H03) = &H03 Then ...

>I'll dive into the files you've send me to see if there is a more elegant way.

The programs that I sent you won't see your button box, but you can 
modify them to do that.

Good luck!

-- David McFarlane, Systems Designer
    Dept. Psychology, Michigan State University


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From mscullin521 at gmail.com  Fri Feb  8 20:07:30 2008
From: mscullin521 at gmail.com (Mike)
Date: Fri, 8 Feb 2008 12:07:30 -0800
Subject: Continuing SoundOut with changing Word display
Message-ID: <FRI.8.FEB.2008.120730.0800.>

Hi,
I'm trying to program a lexical decision task that involves a few
hundred trials of deciding whether a string of letters forms a word or
nonword. I've designed it so that when you press a designated key the
screen moves onto the next word (or nonword).

My problem is that I want to play a .wav file throughout the
experiment. I don't want it to begin and end on each trial but to
actually last for the entire block of the lexical decision task. There
doesn't need to be any allowable response made what's played on
the .wav file, I just want it to play in the background. Is there a
way to do this?

Thanks,
Michael
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From mcfarla9 at msu.edu  Mon Feb 11 19:08:25 2008
From: mcfarla9 at msu.edu (David McFarlane)
Date: Mon, 11 Feb 2008 14:08:25 -0500
Subject: Continuing SoundOut with changing Word display
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Mike,

At 2/8/2008 03:07 PM Friday, you wrote:
>I want to play a .wav file throughout the
>experiment. I don't want it to begin and end on each trial but to
>actually last for the entire block of the lexical decision task. There
>doesn't need to be any allowable response made what's played on
>the .wav file, I just want it to play in the background. Is there a
>way to do this?

I can think of two ways to do this, maybe somebody else can come up 
with something better.  The first way takes advantage of standard 
properties of the SoundOut object, and the second uses inline script.

(1)  The key here is that the duration of an object that plays a 
sound is distinct from the duration of the sound that the object 
plays, and either one can be longer than the other.  So, e.g, if you 
set the duration of a SoundOut object to 0 and set StopAfter to No, 
then the SoundOut object will start playing the sound, then the 
object will end while the sound continues playing.  Your program may 
then do something else while the sound keeps playing.

(2) In inline script you can use something like SoundOut1.Play.  This 
will simply start playing the sound and then continue your program 
while the sound plays (you will still need a SoundOut1 or whatever 
object in Unreferenced E-Objects or somewhere).  In fact, as the 
online E-Basic 1.1 help itself says in its description of the 
SoundOut.Play method, "Playback is asynchronous, (e.g. the .wav file 
begins playing and then program execution continues with the next 
object in the procedure)...  Playback is not affected by the Duration 
property of the SoundOut object", and, "SoundOut.Play differs from 
SoundOut.Run, which is not asynchronous and may or may not play the 
entire file, depending upon the values for the Duration and StopAfter 
properties" (SoundOut.Run is what happens when you have a SoundOut 
object in your E-Studio structure).


The script method is a bit cleaner, and for all I know is slightly 
more efficient with computer resources.  On the other hand, script 
obscures the structure of your experiment, and it may require objects 
sitting mysteriously in the Unreferenced E-Objects area of the 
E-Studio structure view.  Using a SoundOut object with duration 0 and 
no Stop After has the virtue that it is plainly visible in the 
structure view of your experiment.  It's up to you.

-- David McFarlane, Systems Designer
    Dept. Psychology, Michigan State University


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From mscullin521 at gmail.com  Wed Feb 13 03:20:55 2008
From: mscullin521 at gmail.com (Mike)
Date: Tue, 12 Feb 2008 19:20:55 -0800
Subject: Continuing SoundOut with changing Word display
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Message-ID: <TUE.12.FEB.2008.192055.0800.>

If you use the SoundOut1.Play inlin is there another inlin to turn off
the sound file?

Thanks!

On Feb 11, 1:08 pm, David McFarlane <mcfar... at msu.edu> wrote:
> Mike,
>
> At 2/8/2008 03:07 PM Friday, you wrote:
>
> >I want to play a .wav file throughout the
> >experiment. I don't want it to begin and end on each trial but to
> >actually last for the entire block of the lexical decision task. There
> >doesn't need to be any allowable response made what's played on
> >the .wav file, I just want it to play in the background. Is there a
> >way to do this?
>
> I can think of two ways to do this, maybe somebody else can come up
> with something better.  The first way takes advantage of standard
> properties of the SoundOut object, and the second uses inline script.
>
> (1)  The key here is that the duration of an object that plays a
> sound is distinct from the duration of the sound that the object
> plays, and either one can be longer than the other.  So, e.g, if you
> set the duration of a SoundOut object to 0 and set StopAfter to No,
> then the SoundOut object will start playing the sound, then the
> object will end while the sound continues playing.  Your program may
> then do something else while the sound keeps playing.
>
> (2) In inline script you can use something like SoundOut1.Play.  This
> will simply start playing the sound and then continue your program
> while the sound plays (you will still need a SoundOut1 or whatever
> object in Unreferenced E-Objects or somewhere).  In fact, as the
> online E-Basic 1.1 help itself says in its description of the
> SoundOut.Play method, "Playback is asynchronous, (e.g. the .wav file
> begins playing and then program execution continues with the next
> object in the procedure)...  Playback is not affected by the Duration
> property of the SoundOut object", and, "SoundOut.Play differs from
> SoundOut.Run, which is not asynchronous and may or may not play the
> entire file, depending upon the values for the Duration and StopAfter
> properties" (SoundOut.Run is what happens when you have a SoundOut
> object in your E-Studio structure).
>
> The script method is a bit cleaner, and for all I know is slightly
> more efficient with computer resources.  On the other hand, script
> obscures the structure of your experiment, and it may require objects
> sitting mysteriously in the Unreferenced E-Objects area of the
> E-Studio structure view.  Using a SoundOut object with duration 0 and
> no Stop After has the virtue that it is plainly visible in the
> structure view of your experiment.  It's up to you.
>
> -- David McFarlane, Systems Designer
>     Dept. Psychology, Michigan State University
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From mscullin521 at gmail.com  Wed Feb 13 04:32:21 2008
From: mscullin521 at gmail.com (Mike)
Date: Tue, 12 Feb 2008 20:32:21 -0800
Subject: Continuing SoundOut with changing Word display
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Message-ID: <TUE.12.FEB.2008.203221.0800.>

Hey nevermind, I figured it out....just had to add a SoundOut1.Stop
inlin. I'm new to script!

Thanks for the help,
Michael

On Feb 12, 9:20 pm, Mike <mscullin... at gmail.com> wrote:
> If you use the SoundOut1.Play inlin is there another inlin to turn off
> the sound file?
>
> Thanks!
>
> On Feb 11, 1:08 pm, David McFarlane <mcfar... at msu.edu> wrote:
>
> > Mike,
>
> > At 2/8/2008 03:07 PM Friday, you wrote:
>
> > >I want to play a .wav file throughout the
> > >experiment. I don't want it to begin and end on each trial but to
> > >actually last for the entire block of the lexical decision task. There
> > >doesn't need to be any allowable response made what's played on
> > >the .wav file, I just want it to play in the background. Is there a
> > >way to do this?
>
> > I can think of two ways to do this, maybe somebody else can come up
> > with something better.  The first way takes advantage of standard
> > properties of the SoundOut object, and the second uses inline script.
>
> > (1)  The key here is that the duration of an object that plays a
> > sound is distinct from the duration of the sound that the object
> > plays, and either one can be longer than the other.  So, e.g, if you
> > set the duration of a SoundOut object to 0 and set StopAfter to No,
> > then the SoundOut object will start playing the sound, then the
> > object will end while the sound continues playing.  Your program may
> > then do something else while the sound keeps playing.
>
> > (2) In inline script you can use something like SoundOut1.Play.  This
> > will simply start playing the sound and then continue your program
> > while the sound plays (you will still need a SoundOut1 or whatever
> > object in Unreferenced E-Objects or somewhere).  In fact, as the
> > online E-Basic 1.1 help itself says in its description of the
> > SoundOut.Play method, "Playback is asynchronous, (e.g. the .wav file
> > begins playing and then program execution continues with the next
> > object in the procedure)...  Playback is not affected by the Duration
> > property of the SoundOut object", and, "SoundOut.Play differs from
> > SoundOut.Run, which is not asynchronous and may or may not play the
> > entire file, depending upon the values for the Duration and StopAfter
> > properties" (SoundOut.Run is what happens when you have a SoundOut
> > object in your E-Studio structure).
>
> > The script method is a bit cleaner, and for all I know is slightly
> > more efficient with computer resources.  On the other hand, script
> > obscures the structure of your experiment, and it may require objects
> > sitting mysteriously in the Unreferenced E-Objects area of the
> > E-Studio structure view.  Using a SoundOut object with duration 0 and
> > no Stop After has the virtue that it is plainly visible in the
> > structure view of your experiment.  It's up to you.
>
> > -- David McFarlane, Systems Designer
> >     Dept. Psychology, Michigan State University
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From tony.andrews at gmail.com  Wed Feb 13 10:43:33 2008
From: tony.andrews at gmail.com (Andrews, A.S.)
Date: Wed, 13 Feb 2008 02:43:33 -0800
Subject: Mirror image fonts?
Message-ID: <WED.13.FEB.2008.024333.0800.>

Hi

I need to present text in mirror image. As there is a lot of it I
don't really want to be creating lots of bitmaps and mirroring them.
Is there a way I can create/add a mirrored font, or a better way of
doing it?

Thanks,

Tony Andrews,
Principal Computer Officer
School of Psychology
University of Leicester.
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From drcoben at gmail.com  Wed Feb 13 13:34:41 2008
From: drcoben at gmail.com (drcoben)
Date: Wed, 13 Feb 2008 05:34:41 -0800
Subject: neuroscan
Message-ID: <WED.13.FEB.2008.053441.0800.>

Listmembers,

Can anyone tell me if they have used eprime with Neuroscan acquisition
equipment? Any problems? How was setup? Any timing issues?

Thanks,

Rob Coben, PhD
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From mcfarla9 at msu.edu  Wed Feb 13 13:48:39 2008
From: mcfarla9 at msu.edu (David K McFarlane)
Date: Wed, 13 Feb 2008 08:48:39 -0500
Subject: Mirror image fonts?
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Message-ID: <WED.13.FEB.2008.084839.0500.>

Tony, 


> I need to present text in mirror image. As there is a lot of it I
> don't really want to be creating lots of bitmaps and mirroring them.
> Is there a way I can create/add a mirrored font, or a better way of
> doing it?
 

Several times we have needed to do this, and we have never found a solution. 
In some cases, as you say above, we just had to convert to images and mirror 
reverse those.  However, this was going to be a major issue with our latest 
fMRI task presentation system -- since the subject views the video through a 
mirror, *every* stimulus in *every* experiment starts out mirror reversed. 
In that case we spent a few hundred dollars on a video conversion box that 
does mirror reversing for us, so everything comes out right (these gizmos 
are designed for use in teleprompting, and are available at places like 
BlackBox.com). 


Sorry I couldn't be more help, let's hope someone has a better solution. 


 -- David McFarlane, Systems Designer
  Dept. Psychology, Michigan State University 



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From saultsj at missouri.edu  Wed Feb 13 17:45:14 2008
From: saultsj at missouri.edu (J. Scott Saults)
Date: Wed, 13 Feb 2008 10:45:14 -0700
Subject: Mirror image fonts?
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Message-ID: <WED.13.FEB.2008.104514.0700.>

I was curious and did some searching. I found the following site that 
APPEARS to list some mirror image fonts:
\http://www.fonts.com/findfonts/mondosearchresults.htm?st=12&kid=mirror
Also, there's a very old Mac program called Fontographer that was 
able to manipulate and thereby create custom fonts. Surely there are 
some newer programs that can do the same kind of thing, although I 
don't actually know of any.

Good luck and keep us posted. Chances are some of us will need 
something like this, sooner or later.

Regards,
Scott Saults


At 06:48 AM 2/13/08, you wrote:

>Tony,
>
>
> > I need to present text in mirror image. As there is a lot of it I
> > don't really want to be creating lots of bitmaps and mirroring them.
> > Is there a way I can create/add a mirrored font, or a better way of
> > doing it?
>
>
>Several times we have needed to do this, and we have never found a solution.
>In some cases, as you say above, we just had to convert to images and mirror
>reverse those.  However, this was going to be a major issue with our latest
>fMRI task presentation system -- since the subject views the video through a
>mirror, *every* stimulus in *every* experiment starts out mirror reversed.
>In that case we spent a few hundred dollars on a video conversion box that
>does mirror reversing for us, so everything comes out right (these gizmos
>are designed for use in teleprompting, and are available at places like
>BlackBox.com).
>
>
>Sorry I couldn't be more help, let's hope someone has a better solution.
>
>
>  -- David McFarlane, Systems Designer
>   Dept. Psychology, Michigan State University
>
>
>
>

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From annh_22 at yahoo.com  Mon Feb 18 14:48:21 2008
From: annh_22 at yahoo.com (ms)
Date: Mon, 18 Feb 2008 06:48:21 -0800
Subject: Feedback & automatic commands in a dual-task experiment
Message-ID: <MON.18.FEB.2008.064821.0800.>

This is a dual task experiment and participants first hear a sound
(Task 1) and soon after they see a word on the screen (Task 2). They
have to respond whether the sound is a high or a low tone by pressing
a button for each one of them (Task 1), and whether the word is a word
or a nonword by pressing another button for each one of them (Task
2).
I want in this experiment to give emphasis to Task 1, so I would like
to add a short practice session with a few trials, say 12, before each
block. At the end of this practice session and before each block
begins, participants will be reminded that they should respond fast
enough to Task 1. For example Fast Enough (if they respond within
560ms to Task 1) and Too Slow (if the response is longer than 560ms to
Task 1).
Perhaps it would be good if I could also give them in the same
feedback a percentage of their correct responses, but if it is too
complicated this way, I could leave it out.
To summarize, I would like to add a practice session with 12 trials
before each Block and give participants feedback on how fast or slow
they are in their responses of Task 1 in the practice session.
The probIem is that I have 2 different tones for Task 1 (at 300hz &
900hz), so I am not sure how I could give feedback to the sum of the
trials for Task 1.

Also, I was wondering whether there is a command that automatically
generates the structure of a TrialProc to other blocks, and if so, how
I could disable it. I am making changes on an E-prime template, and
anything I add in a bock is automatically added to rest of the blocks,
but I don't want that. I want the feedback to appear only after each
Practice Block, NOT all Blocks. (I guess there must be in the script a
command that generates automatically everything I try to do). So my
second question is how can I locate that command in the script and
disable it?

I would really appreciate any help.

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From mshafto at gmail.com  Tue Feb 19 10:24:51 2008
From: mshafto at gmail.com (Meredith)
Date: Tue, 19 Feb 2008 02:24:51 -0800
Subject: two responses - error code '4'?
Message-ID: <TUE.19.FEB.2008.022451.0800.>

Hi there,
I'm getting a mysterious output during a MEG task, and I'm trying to
determine if it coming from the MEG-related equipment, or from E-
prime.

The task involves looking at a picture and making a single button
press response from amongst 3 button choices. The response is
registered through a port device which is a MEG-safe button box (can't
use the PST serial response box in the MEG machine).

The error arises when a participant accidentally pushes two buttons.
When this happens, we get a mysterious '4' appearing in our data. A
'4' never corresponds to any of the stimuli (numbered 6 to 255) or any
of the response codes (numbered 6,7, or 8), so it is a bit strange.

Have any of you encountered a '4' as some sort of error code? Is there
any way to avoid it?
Thanks,
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From carolinakt at googlemail.com  Tue Feb 19 16:24:16 2008
From: carolinakt at googlemail.com (PinkSunflower)
Date: Tue, 19 Feb 2008 08:24:16 -0800
Subject: Balanced drawing from 2 columns
Message-ID: <TUE.19.FEB.2008.082416.0800.>

Hello,

on a slide ("SlideWord") I refer to a certain column [ColumnX] in a
superior list, which again refers to one of two columns [ColumnA],
[ColumnB] in another list. I know the Inline to draw randomly from
either ColumnA or ColumnB. But I would like that EPrime draws in 50%
of the cases from ColumnA and in the other 50% of the cases from
ColumnB.

My Design:
I have 20 Sentences and in every sentence one word is missing. In 50%
of the cases the "SlideWord" shows the right missing word (from
ColumnA) and in the other 50% the Slide shows the BufferItems, i.e. a
wrong word (from ColumnB).

Does anybody know the Inline for this?
I'd be very happy.

Thank you very much,
CAROLINA
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From baltimore.ben at gmail.com  Wed Feb 20 15:24:51 2008
From: baltimore.ben at gmail.com (ben robinson)
Date: Wed, 20 Feb 2008 10:24:51 -0500
Subject: Balanced drawing from 2 columns
In-Reply-To: <1c7aafa5-8097-4370-9292-df538cfcd1bd@s13g2000prd.googlegroups.com>
Message-ID: <WED.20.FEB.2008.102451.0500.>

whatever procedure is running "SlideWord" is being called from the same list
that has [ColumnX] in it, right?  let's call this your TrialList.
i propose instead of having [ColumnX] populated sometimes from [ColumnA] and
sometimes from [ColumnB], have it populated sometimes from [ColumnWord] in
NestedListA and sometimes from [ColumnWord] in NestedListB.  that means that
your two nested lists only need a single column, titled ColumnWord.  put
half your words in NestedListA under its ColumnWord, and the other half of
your words in NestedListB under its ColumnWord.
in your TrialList, you'll need two rows.  first row: NestedListA, running
your SlideWordProcedure, and under ColumnX: [ColumnWord].
on the second row of your TrialList: NestedListB, running
SlideWordProcedure, under ColumnX: [ColumnWord].

does that make any sense?

when the first row of TrialList runs the SlideWordProcedure, it will pull a
word from NestedListA.  when the second row of TrialList runs the
SlideWordProcedure, it will pull a word from NestedListB.

ben

On Tue, Feb 19, 2008 at 11:24 AM, PinkSunflower <carolinakt at googlemail.com>
wrote:

>
> Hello,
>
> on a slide ("SlideWord") I refer to a certain column [ColumnX] in a
> superior list, which again refers to one of two columns [ColumnA],
> [ColumnB] in another list. I know the Inline to draw randomly from
> either ColumnA or ColumnB. But I would like that EPrime draws in 50%
> of the cases from ColumnA and in the other 50% of the cases from
> ColumnB.
>
> My Design:
> I have 20 Sentences and in every sentence one word is missing. In 50%
> of the cases the "SlideWord" shows the right missing word (from
> ColumnA) and in the other 50% the Slide shows the BufferItems, i.e. a
> wrong word (from ColumnB).
>
> Does anybody know the Inline for this?
> I'd be very happy.
>
> Thank you very much,
> CAROLINA
> >
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From annh_22 at yahoo.com  Wed Feb 20 17:39:07 2008
From: annh_22 at yahoo.com (ms)
Date: Wed, 20 Feb 2008 09:39:07 -0800
Subject: Feedback & automatic commands in a dual-task experiment
In-Reply-To: <62b72c18-6660-4bb6-b24d-12889e3f3fe8@d4g2000prg.googlegroups.com>
Message-ID: <WED.20.FEB.2008.093907.0800.>

Problem sorted, so please don't spend any time on this.

On Feb 18, 2:48 pm, ms <annh... at yahoo.com> wrote:
> This is a dual task experiment and participants first hear a sound
> (Task 1) and soon after they see a word on the screen (Task 2). They
> have to respond whether the sound is a high or a low tone by pressing
> a button for each one of them (Task 1), and whether the word is a word
> or a nonword by pressing another button for each one of them (Task
> 2).
> I want in this experiment to give emphasis to Task 1, so I would like
> to add a short practice session with a few trials, say 12, before each
> block. At the end of this practice session and before each block
> begins, participants will be reminded that they should respond fast
> enough to Task 1. For example Fast Enough (if they respond within
> 560ms to Task 1) and Too Slow (if the response is longer than 560ms to
> Task 1).
> Perhaps it would be good if I could also give them in the same
> feedback a percentage of their correct responses, but if it is too
> complicated this way, I could leave it out.
> To summarize, I would like to add a practice session with 12 trials
> before each Block and give participants feedback on how fast or slow
> they are in their responses of Task 1 in the practice session.
> The probIem is that I have 2 different tones for Task 1 (at 300hz &
> 900hz), so I am not sure how I could give feedback to the sum of the
> trials for Task 1.
>
> Also, I was wondering whether there is a command that automatically
> generates the structure of a TrialProc to other blocks, and if so, how
> I could disable it. I am making changes on an E-prime template, and
> anything I add in a bock is automatically added to rest of the blocks,
> but I don't want that. I want the feedback to appear only after each
> Practice Block, NOT all Blocks. (I guess there must be in the script a
> command that generates automatically everything I try to do). So my
> second question is how can I locate that command in the script and
> disable it?
>
> I would really appreciate any help.
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From maciek.taraday at gmail.com  Thu Feb 21 11:07:28 2008
From: maciek.taraday at gmail.com (Maciek)
Date: Thu, 21 Feb 2008 03:07:28 -0800
Subject: A problem with collecting data in experimental procedure.
Message-ID: <THU.21.FEB.2008.030728.0800.>

        This experimental procedure is designed to measure reaction
time (RT) of naming pictures.
To the experiment we use Dell Inspirion 6400 laptops with 2.00 Ghz
Core Duo processor and 2.00 GB RAM. E-Prime 1.2 (1.2.1.844), E-Studio
(1.2.1.89). SRBox connected to a laptop by the DB9-USB connector.
        In the whole experiment there are 525 trials. There are 5
blocks. Each block consists of 104 trials. Additionally, before the
task starts, subject does training consisting of 5 trials to
familiarize with the task. After each block there is a pause.
In each trial on the screen subject can see: a cross, an empty screen
and a stimulus which is a picture. Subject should name this picture. A
Picture disappears after 3 seconds but there is an additional second
to collect the response in case the subject starts naming a picture
just before its disappearance. The RT is collected by a microphone
voice key in SRBox.
	We have a problem with logging RT. Sometimes procedure collects
response in trials in which there was no subject's response. The
picture disappears from the screen immediately and RT is logged
without any sound. The microphone isn't stimulated by the breath-out
of subject because it is placed on the desk. The same happens even if
we turn off the microphone. This phenomenon happens mostly in about
28th or 30th trial.
	I would be grateful if you could help me with solving this problem.
	I am looking forward to any response.

        Maciek Taraday
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From shouts_of_joy at arcor.de  Fri Feb 22 11:19:01 2008
From: shouts_of_joy at arcor.de (andi)
Date: Fri, 22 Feb 2008 03:19:01 -0800
Subject: Stimulus duration in error?
Message-ID: <FRI.22.FEB.2008.031901.0800.>

Hi there,


the following question:
in my experiment I present in the follwing order:

fixation cross (500ms) - stimulus (1000ms) - blank screen (random time
between 1000 - 1200 ms).


I am using event mode as the duration of the stimulus needs to be
constant (EEG recording - ERP experiment) - always 1000 ms.

Times are adapted to vertical refresh (i.e. fixation cross duration
483 ms instead of 500 ms). The stimulus preload is 100 ms.


Problem: in the edat-file (constructed during the presentation) I am
told the stimulus duration is 1000 ms (as wished). The time difference
between the onset and offset of stimulus equals 900 ms (for example
onset: 191503, stimulus offset: 192403).

Why is that? Does that mean the stimulus is presented only for 900 ms?
If yes, what can be done about it?



Thanks for your help!


Andrea
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From edgarmesquita at hotmail.com  Mon Feb 25 18:51:54 2008
From: edgarmesquita at hotmail.com (edgar mesquita)
Date: Mon, 25 Feb 2008 10:51:54 -0800
Subject: random pictures with voice response
Message-ID: <MON.25.FEB.2008.105154.0800.>

Hi everyone,

I'm doing an experiment with e-prime, but I just can't understand how
to build a simple trial of 40 images, randomized, with no replacement,
in witch there are no correct awnswers, just RT's with microphone. I
have a response box and microphone, but for now I'm just testing with
keyboard. I just can't manage to build the test proc in order to do my
experiment. I started with e-prime two weeks ago.

Thanks
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From chunhuichen at 126.com  Wed Feb 27 07:13:09 2008
From: chunhuichen at 126.com (chen)
Date: Wed, 27 Feb 2008 15:13:09 +0800
Subject: random pictures with voice response
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Message-ID: <WED.27.FEB.2008.151309.0800.>

 
 for randomize:
 in the Propertie of your list, select "selection" tab, in the multiple selection box of "order", selcet "ramdom"
 
you can connect microphone to Eprime response box, double click on "experiment object"  in structure window, select "devices" tab, and check the device you need. then in the object you used to accept response, select eprime response box as input device.
 
Good luck
 

在2008-02-26，"edgar mesquita" <edgarmesquita at hotmail.com> 写道：

Hi everyone,

I'm doing an experiment with e-prime, but I just can't understand how
to build a simple trial of 40 images, randomized, with no replacement,
in witch there are no correct awnswers, just RT's with microphone. I
have a response box and microphone, but for now I'm just testing with
keyboard. I just can't manage to build the test proc in order to do my
experiment. I started with e-prime two weeks ago.

Thanks


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From toddcha at gmail.com  Fri Feb 29 07:28:15 2008
From: toddcha at gmail.com (Todd)
Date: Thu, 28 Feb 2008 23:28:15 -0800
Subject: Getting reponses from keyboard and SRBox simultaneously
Message-ID: <THU.28.FEB.2008.232815.0800.>

Hi all,
Hope anyone here can help me.
I am designing a new experiment where subjects need to keep pressing
the spacebar
on the key borad while listening a sound file and then making a
decision by triggering the
voicekey on the SRBox (I need their RTs).

I have tried to many ways and the best scenaro is I can get the times
of pressing spacebar
before and after the sound file but I can't get any RT and the
pressing times during the sound file
playing either.

I am thinking if I sould use Silde, but it turns out I can't make the
sound file played
later and can't get the pressing times.

Can anyony help me?
Thanks

Best
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From dokokoko at gmail.com  Sun Feb  3 18:05:33 2008
From: dokokoko at gmail.com (KingKai)
Date: Sun, 3 Feb 2008 10:05:33 -0800
Subject: start application in e-prime for 10 minutes
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(win xp)
I would like to execute (an application) a .com file in e-prime. If
possible, for about 10 minutes. I have no idea how to do this, does
anyone have an idea?
thanks, KK

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From corr at unimelb.edu.au  Mon Feb  4 00:08:57 2008
From: corr at unimelb.edu.au (Catherine)
Date: Sun, 3 Feb 2008 16:08:57 -0800
Subject: Attentional Blink
Message-ID: <SUN.3.FEB.2008.160857.0800.>

Hi,

I am trying to design an Attentional Blink experiment using images.
All of the scipts I have found have used text (letters &/or numbers).

I want to present 2 targets in each trial, embedded in a stream of
distractor images.  The first target, the second target and the
distractor images all need to come from different lists.

I have tried using nested lists, but I can only nest one list per
trial and I need to reference 3!

Any ideas?
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From baltimore.ben at gmail.com  Mon Feb  4 15:38:03 2008
From: baltimore.ben at gmail.com (ben robinson)
Date: Mon, 4 Feb 2008 10:38:03 -0500
Subject: Attentional Blink
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Message-ID: <MON.4.FEB.2008.103803.0500.>

you should be able to nest multiple lists per trial.
just put a comma between the name of each list you want nested.
hope that helps.

ben

On Feb 3, 2008 7:08 PM, Catherine <corr at unimelb.edu.au> wrote:

>
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to design an Attentional Blink experiment using images.
> All of the scipts I have found have used text (letters &/or numbers).
>
> I want to present 2 targets in each trial, embedded in a stream of
> distractor images.  The first target, the second target and the
> distractor images all need to come from different lists.
>
> I have tried using nested lists, but I can only nest one list per
> trial and I need to reference 3!
>
> Any ideas?
> >
>

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From brianessex at gmail.com  Mon Feb  4 19:06:31 2008
From: brianessex at gmail.com (Brian)
Date: Mon, 4 Feb 2008 11:06:31 -0800
Subject: Negative onset delay in event timing
Message-ID: <MON.4.FEB.2008.110631.0800.>

In my experiment, I have a fixation text display object set to event
timing. The next object after this
is a slide (which is also set to event timing). When I specify a
prerelease greater than zero (e.g. 100 ms) on the fixation object, I'm
noticing something strange happening. In edataaid, it says on about
10% of trials that the onset delay of the next object (the slide) is
-1 ms. For these trials, edataaid lists the offset time of the
fixation text object as one millisecond later (e.g. offset time of
12000 ms) than the onset time of the next slide (e.g. onset time of
11999 ms). Both objects are listed as being on the screen for the
correct duration (I calculated this by looking at each object's offset-
onset time).
Does anyone know what is going on here? The prerelease is nice because
it shortens the onset delay for trials, but the occurrence of this
timing irregularity makes me hesitant to use it.

I'm currently running eprime version 1.1.4.1 in windows xp pro.

Thanks,
Brian
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From mcfarla9 at msu.edu  Tue Feb  5 19:57:20 2008
From: mcfarla9 at msu.edu (David McFarlane)
Date: Tue, 5 Feb 2008 14:57:20 -0500
Subject: Randimization without replacement in blocks
Message-ID: <TUE.5.FEB.2008.145720.0500.>

Just to complete this thread, here is a later message from Noga...

David,

I think the problem is solved (in a "magic" way that I don't 
understand) - I ran the experiment again and the list doesn't renew 
itself on each block. I checked the sequential order like you offered 
and on each block the list started from the point it stoped in the 
previous block and not from the first line. When I changed back to 
Random the experiment worked just fine! I will run it again a few 
more times to be sure.. but I think it is ok now..

If you are still interested -my experiment design is:
BlockList (BlocProc 1,2,3)
BlockProc
TrialList (Nested - List1,List2) (*I have two pictures lists)
List1 (Random order)
List2 (Random order)
TaskTrialProc
(stimuli)
BreakBetweenBlocks (Text)

Thanks very much for your help! I wonder what happened that fixed the 
problem...

Noga


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From christaw at stanford.edu  Fri Feb  8 03:23:09 2008
From: christaw at stanford.edu (Christa)
Date: Thu, 7 Feb 2008 19:23:09 -0800
Subject: If Then Conditions
Message-ID: <THU.7.FEB.2008.192309.0800.>

Hello,
I am trying to write an experiment wherein the subject must get 4
trials correct to move on to the next condition.  The experiment is a
block design with experimental and control blocks alternating.  Each
block will have 16 trials regardless of the subjects performance.
However, if they do well and get the first four trials correct they
will move on to a more difficult condition.  If they do poorly and do
not advance to the next condition within the first 16 trials, the next
experimental block should start with the condition in which they were
before the control block.
Does this make sense?

Any ideas on how to program this?

Your help is much appreciated!
Christa
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From E.Hartstra at gmail.com  Fri Feb  8 09:36:36 2008
From: E.Hartstra at gmail.com (Egbert Hartstra)
Date: Fri, 8 Feb 2008 01:36:36 -0800
Subject: simultaneous response
Message-ID: <FRI.8.FEB.2008.013636.0800.>

Hello everybody,

Hope I can use some of your knowledge about E-Prime to figure the
following problem out. In an experiment I am currently working on
subjects have to respond to a target by simultaneously pressing two
buttons. When I use the "Max Count" option in the advanced properties
window of the target display and set is to "2" e-prime logs the
response only when the two buttons are pressed in a sequence. I'm
looking for a way that a response is only used when the two buttons
are pressed on the same time, or at least, to set a very limited time
interval between the two button presses in order to make sure subjects
press the two buttons at the same time.

Hope you can help me out!

Regards,

Egbert Hartstra
PhD student, Department of Experimental psychology, Ghent University
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From carolinakt at googlemail.com  Fri Feb  8 14:29:44 2008
From: carolinakt at googlemail.com (PinkSunflower)
Date: Fri, 8 Feb 2008 06:29:44 -0800
Subject: Adaptive Method in Eprime
Message-ID: <FRI.8.FEB.2008.062944.0800.>

Hi,

I would like to programm an algorithm in Eprime but unfortunately I
don't know how to do that: I searched for information on the internet
but I couldn't find anything helpful. Maybe you can help with with
this.
Participants in my study will see two lines: One line is the standard
line; it never changes its length. The other one is the comparative
line: The comparative line changes its size depending on the response
of the participants on the trial before. The length of the line is
calculated by an algorithm that looks like this: Xn+1 = Xn - c/n (Zn -
K). Xn is the actual stimulus size of the comparative line, c is a
constant, n is the trial number, Zn is the response of the participant
which is either 0 or 1 and K is a set criteria. After every trial Xn+1
is calculated and set as the new stimulus size Xn. This new stimuli
size should be displayed in the next trial. This continues until a
criteria is achieved.

Okay, my question is: Is there anyone who can help me to employ this
algorithm in Eprime?

Take care,
CAROLINA
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From mcfarla9 at msu.edu  Fri Feb  8 15:09:20 2008
From: mcfarla9 at msu.edu (David McFarlane)
Date: Fri, 8 Feb 2008 10:09:20 -0500
Subject: simultaneous response
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Message-ID: <FRI.8.FEB.2008.100920.0500.>

Egbert,

>subjects have to respond to a target by simultaneously pressing two
>buttons.

Before I think much further on this, I need to know whether by 
"button" you mean a button as in the PST Serial Response Box, or a 
key press from the keyboard.  It might make a difference.

I am almost certain that it is completely impossible for E-Prime to 
recognize simultaneous key presses.  Apparently, E-Prime reports 
actual keyboard scan codes rather than the processed key combination, 
e.g., entering the keyboard ^ character shows up as separate presses 
of the {SHIFT} and 6 keys instead of just {^}.  I discovered this 
awhile back, I will separately send you a little test EP1 program I 
made that just shows the raw values of keys and buttons pressed.

Things might work differently with the SRBox or other "button" devices.

Once again, using the normal EP input mask mechanism with an SRBox, 
you may get only the first of two "simultaneous" button 
presses.  However, as I recall, the SRBox really does transmit an 
8-bit code that reveals all buttons pressed at any moment (you can 
demonstrate this to yourself by inspecting the input stream from the 
SRBox using any primitive terminal emulation program, such as 
Terminal Plus!, www.geocities.com/terminalplus).  So, with a bit of 
script that directly reads the serial input you *might* be able to 
get simultaneous SRBox button presses, but I leave it to someone else 
to tell you how to do that.

Finally, with a button box that has each button directly wired to its 
own bit of an I/O port (e.g., an old parallel printer port, or an 
add-in digital I/O card), you can use an E-Prime "Port" device to 
directly read all the buttons in parallel.  That would likely also 
involve some script.  This is the most elegant solution, but it does 
require some extra hardware finesse.

-- David


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From mcfarla9 at msu.edu  Fri Feb  8 15:16:45 2008
From: mcfarla9 at msu.edu (David McFarlane)
Date: Fri, 8 Feb 2008 10:16:45 -0500
Subject: simultaneous response
Message-ID: <FRI.8.FEB.2008.101645.0500.>

Oops, my apologies to everyone for cluttering your mailboxes with 
unsolicited attachments, I pressed "send" before copying & pasting 
Egbert's address in place of the group address.

And now my apologies for cluttering your mailboxes with my apologies.

-- David
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mcfarla9 at msu.edu    www.msu.edu/~mcfarla9
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From mcfarla9 at msu.edu  Fri Feb  8 15:13:21 2008
From: mcfarla9 at msu.edu (David McFarlane)
Date: Fri, 8 Feb 2008 10:13:21 -0500
Subject: simultaneous response
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Egbert,

Attached is the program I promised that just shows the raw input from 
keyboard or SRBox.  These are in E-Prime 1, two programs that do the 
same thing with slightly different programming techniques (I'm a bit 
obsessive about this), and both the .es and .ebs file.

Regards,
-- David
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'
'
'
'	C:\Documents and Settings\fmri\My Documents\My Experiments\ShowRawInput\ShowRawInput (loop using Inline script).ebs
'	Generated on: 11/27/2006	15:28:01
'
'
'	This file generated with E-Studio interface.
'	E-Prime Copyright ? 2002 Psychology Software Tools.
'	ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

'	Legal use of this experiment script requires a full E-Prime or Runtime License.
'
'
'	Author:
'		David McFarlane (Michigan State University)
'
'
'
'

Option CStrings On
Dim ebContext as Context


'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
' Class Declarations
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------



'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
'InitSlideStateDefaults
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sub InitSlideStateDefaults(theSlideState As SlideState)

	If theSlideState Is Nothing Then Exit Sub

	theSlideState.X = "center"
	theSlideState.Y = "center"
	theSlideState.Width = "100%"
	theSlideState.Height = "100%"
	theSlideState.BackColor = CColor("white")
	theSlideState.BackStyle = "opaque"
	theSlideState.BorderColor = CColor("black")
	theSlideState.BorderWidth = CLng("0")
	theSlideState.XAlign = "center"
	theSlideState.YAlign = "center"
	theSlideState.ClearAfter = CLogical("No")
	theSlideState.Enabled = CLogical("Yes")

End Sub

'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
'InitSlideVisualStimDefaults
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sub InitSlideVisualStimDefaults(theSlideVisualStim As SlideVisualStim)

	If theSlideVisualStim Is Nothing Then Exit Sub

	theSlideVisualStim.X = "center"
	theSlideVisualStim.Y = "center"
	theSlideVisualStim.Width = "25%"
	theSlideVisualStim.Height = "25%"
	theSlideVisualStim.ForeColor = CColor("black")
	theSlideVisualStim.BackColor = CColor("white")
	theSlideVisualStim.BackStyle = "opaque"
	theSlideVisualStim.BorderColor = CColor("black")
	theSlideVisualStim.BorderWidth = CLng("0")
	theSlideVisualStim.XAlign = "center"
	theSlideVisualStim.YAlign = "center"
	theSlideVisualStim.AlignHorizontal = "center"
	theSlideVisualStim.AlignVertical = "center"

End Sub

'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
'InitSlideTextDefaults
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sub InitSlideTextDefaults(theSlideText As SlideText)

	If theSlideText Is Nothing Then Exit Sub

	InitSlideVisualStimDefaults theSlideText

	theSlideText.WordWrap = True
	theSlideText.FontName = "Courier New"
	theSlideText.FontSize = "18"
	theSlideText.FontBold = CLogical("Yes")
	theSlideText.FontItalic = CLogical("No")
	theSlideText.FontUnderline = CLogical("No")
	theSlideText.FontStrikeout = CLogical("No")

End Sub

'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
'InitSlideImageDefaults
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sub InitSlideImageDefaults(theSlideImage As SlideImage)

	If theSlideImage Is Nothing Then Exit Sub

	InitSlideVisualStimDefaults theSlideImage

	theSlideImage.Stretch = CLogical("No")
	theSlideImage.MirrorLeftRight = CLogical("No")
	theSlideImage.MirrorUpDown = CLogical("No")
	theSlideImage.UseSourceColorKey = CLogical("No")
	theSlideImage.SourceColorKey = CColor("black")

End Sub

'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
'InitSlideSoundBufferDefaults
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sub InitSlideSoundBufferDefaults(theSoundBuffer As SoundBuffer)

	If theSoundBuffer Is Nothing Then Exit Sub

	theSoundBuffer.Loop = CLogical("No")
	theSoundBuffer.StopAfter = CLogical("Yes")
	theSoundBuffer.StartOffset = "0"
	theSoundBuffer.StopOffset = "0"

End Sub




'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
' Instance Declarations
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Dim Display As DisplayDevice
Dim Sound As SoundDevice
Dim Keyboard As KeyboardDevice
Dim Mouse As MouseDevice
Dim SRBOX As SRBOXDevice
Dim SessionProc As Procedure

Dim Slide1 As Slide
Dim Slide1EchoClients As EchoClientCollection
Dim Slide1_State As SlideState
Dim Slide1_SlideText As SlideText



'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
' Package Declare Script
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------



'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
' User Script
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------



'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
' Package Global Script
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------



'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
' Package Routines
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------



'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
' Implementation
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sub SessionProc_Run(c as Context)
	
	'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
	' InLine - InitSession BEGIN
	'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
	Dim i as integer
	'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
	' InLine - InitSession END
	'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
	
	
	''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
	'	Label - LoopBegin BEGIN
	''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''

LoopBegin:
	If Err.Number = ebInputAccepted Then
		Err.Clear
		Resume LoopBeginResume
	ElseIf Err.Number <> 0 Then
		'NOTE: If you receive a runtime error here, it
		' is because a runtime error other than ebInputAccepted
		' was thrown (ebInputAccepted for catching input masks that jump).
		'You are encouraged to either handle the error so that
		' it is not thrown in the future or will have to set up
		' your own error handler, which will also need to take
		' into account for any input masks that jump.
		'
		'Raise the error so the default error handler will show the message
		Err.Raise Err.Number
	End If

LoopBeginResume:

	''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
	'	Label - LoopBegin END
	''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''

	
	'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
	' InLine - SetSlide1 BEGIN
	'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
	if Slide1.RESP <> "" then
    beep
	i = i + 1
	Set Slide1_SlideText = CSlideText(Slide1.States.Item("Default").Objects("i"))
	Slide1_SlideText.Text = i
	Set Slide1_SlideText = CSlideText(Slide1.States.Item("Default").Objects("Response"))
	Slide1_SlideText.Text = Slide1.RESP
	Set Slide1_SlideText = Nothing
	c.PushNewFrame
	c.SetAttrib "Slide1.RESP", Slide1.RESP
	c.Log
	c.PopFrame
end if

	'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
	' InLine - SetSlide1 END
	'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
	
	
	
	Select Case Slide1.ActiveState
		Case "Default"


			Set Slide1_SlideText = CSlideText(Slide1.States.Item("Default").Objects(1))
			Set Slide1_SlideText = Nothing

			Set Slide1_SlideText = CSlideText(Slide1.States.Item("Default").Objects(2))
			Set Slide1_SlideText = Nothing

			Set Slide1_SlideText = CSlideText(Slide1.States.Item("Default").Objects(3))
			Set Slide1_SlideText = Nothing

			Set Slide1_SlideText = CSlideText(Slide1.States.Item("Default").Objects(4))
			Set Slide1_SlideText = Nothing

			Set Slide1_SlideText = CSlideText(Slide1.States.Item("Default").Objects(5))
			Set Slide1_SlideText = Nothing
	End Select

	
	Slide1.InputMasks.Reset
	
	Slide1EchoClients.RemoveAll
	Slide1.InputMasks.Add Keyboard.CreateInputMask("{ANY}", "", CLng(Slide1.Duration), CLng("1"), ebEndResponseActionTerminate, CLogical("Yes"), "", "", "ResponseMode:All ProcessBackspace:Yes")

	
	Slide1EchoClients.RemoveAll
	Slide1.InputMasks.Add SRBOX.CreateInputMask("{ANY}", "", CLng(Slide1.Duration), CLng("1"), ebEndResponseActionTerminate, CLogical("Yes"), "", "", "")

	
	Slide1.Run
	
	
	'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
	' InLine - LoopTest BEGIN
	'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
	if GetUserBreakState() = 0 then goto LoopBegin

	'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
	' InLine - LoopTest END
	'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
	

	c.Log
End Sub





'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
' InitDevices
'
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sub InitDevices(c As Context)



	SetOSThreadPriority 3


	Set Display = New DisplayDevice
	Display.Name = "Display"

	Dim DisplayDisplayDeviceInfo As DisplayDeviceInfo
	DisplayDisplayDeviceInfo.XRes = 640
	DisplayDisplayDeviceInfo.YRes = 480
	DisplayDisplayDeviceInfo.ColorDepth = 16
	DisplayDisplayDeviceInfo.RefreshRate = 0
	DisplayDisplayDeviceInfo.NumPages = 0

	Display.Open DisplayDisplayDeviceInfo
	c.SetAttrib "Display.RefreshRate", Format$(Display.CalculatedRefreshRate, "0.000")

	Set Sound = New SoundDevice
	Sound.Name = "Sound"

	Dim SoundSoundOutDeviceInfo As SoundDeviceInfo
	SoundSoundOutDeviceInfo.Channels = 2
	SoundSoundOutDeviceInfo.SamplesPerSecond = 22050
	SoundSoundOutDeviceInfo.BitsPerSample = 16
	
	Set Keyboard = New KeyboardDevice
	Keyboard.Name = "Keyboard"

	Dim KeyboardKeyboardDeviceInfo as KeyboardDeviceInfo
	KeyboardKeyboardDeviceInfo.CollectionMode = ebPressesAndReleases
	KeyboardKeyboardDeviceInfo.CapsLock = ebCapsLockOff
	KeyboardKeyboardDeviceInfo.NumLock = ebNumLockOn
	Keyboard.Open KeyboardKeyboardDeviceInfo
	
	Set Mouse = New MouseDevice
	Mouse.Name = "Mouse"

	Dim MouseMouseDeviceInfo as MouseDeviceInfo
	MouseMouseDeviceInfo.OpenMode = ebMouseOpenModeDirect
	MouseMouseDeviceInfo.CollectionMode = ebPressesOnly
	MouseMouseDeviceInfo.ShowCursor = False
	Mouse.Open MouseMouseDeviceInfo

	Set SRBOX = New SRBoxDevice
	SRBOX.Name = "SRBOX"

	Dim SRBOXSRBoxDeviceInfo As SRBoxDeviceInfo
	SRBOXSRBoxDeviceInfo.Model = 200
	SRBOXSRBoxDeviceInfo.Revision = 1
	SRBOXSRBoxDeviceInfo.CommPort = 1
	SRBOXSRBoxDeviceInfo.BaudRate = 19200
	SRBOXSRBoxDeviceInfo.CharacterRate = 800
	SRBOXSRBoxDeviceInfo.Configuration = ebSRBoxConfigBRUUnique
	SRBOXSRBoxDeviceInfo.CollectionMode = ebPressesAndReleases
	SRBOX.Open SRBOXSRBoxDeviceInfo


	SetOSThreadPriority 0

End Sub



'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
' InitObjects
'
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sub InitObjects(c As Context)

	Set SessionProc = New Procedure
	SessionProc.Name = "SessionProc"
	SessionProc.Tag = ""
	SessionProc.Subroutine = "SessionProc_Run"

	Set Slide1 = New Slide
	Slide1.Name = "Slide1"
	Slide1.Tag = ""

	Set Slide1EchoClients = New EchoClientCollection
	Slide1.Duration = CLng("1000")
	Slide1.TimingMode = ebTimingModeEvent
	Slide1.PreRelease = Val("0")

	Slide1.OnsetSync = 1
	Slide1.OffsetSync = 0

	Set Slide1_State = New SlideState
	Slide1_State.Name = "Default"

	InitSlideStateDefaults Slide1_State


	Slide1.States.Add Slide1_State, "Default"


	Set Slide1_SlideText = New SlideText
	Slide1_SlideText.Name = "ResponseLabel"

	InitSlideTextDefaults Slide1_SlideText

	Slide1_SlideText.Text = "Response = "
	Slide1_SlideText.Y = "50%"
	Slide1_SlideText.Width = "30%"
	Slide1_SlideText.Height = "5%"
	Slide1_SlideText.XAlign = "right"
	Slide1_SlideText.AlignHorizontal = "right"
	Slide1.States.Item("Default").Objects.Add Slide1_SlideText, "ResponseLabel"

	Set Slide1_SlideText = New SlideText
	Slide1_SlideText.Name = "iLabel"

	InitSlideTextDefaults Slide1_SlideText

	Slide1_SlideText.Text = "# "
	Slide1_SlideText.Y = "45%"
	Slide1_SlideText.Width = "5%"
	Slide1_SlideText.Height = "5%"
	Slide1_SlideText.XAlign = "right"
	Slide1_SlideText.AlignHorizontal = "right"
	Slide1.States.Item("Default").Objects.Add Slide1_SlideText, "iLabel"

	Set Slide1_SlideText = New SlideText
	Slide1_SlideText.Name = "Response"

	InitSlideTextDefaults Slide1_SlideText

	Slide1_SlideText.Text = ""
	Slide1_SlideText.Y = "50%"
	Slide1_SlideText.Width = "30%"
	Slide1_SlideText.Height = "5%"
	Slide1_SlideText.XAlign = "left"
	Slide1_SlideText.AlignHorizontal = "left"
	Slide1.States.Item("Default").Objects.Add Slide1_SlideText, "Response"

	Set Slide1_SlideText = New SlideText
	Slide1_SlideText.Name = "Info"

	InitSlideTextDefaults Slide1_SlideText

	Slide1_SlideText.Text = "Press any key or button to see the result below.\nPress <CTRL><SHIFT> to exit.\n"
	Slide1_SlideText.Y = "25%"
	Slide1_SlideText.Width = "80%"
	Slide1_SlideText.Height = "15%"
	Slide1.States.Item("Default").Objects.Add Slide1_SlideText, "Info"

	Set Slide1_SlideText = New SlideText
	Slide1_SlideText.Name = "i"

	InitSlideTextDefaults Slide1_SlideText

	Slide1_SlideText.Text = ""
	Slide1_SlideText.Y = "45%"
	Slide1_SlideText.Width = "10%"
	Slide1_SlideText.Height = "5%"
	Slide1_SlideText.XAlign = "left"
	Slide1_SlideText.AlignHorizontal = "left"
	Slide1.States.Item("Default").Objects.Add Slide1_SlideText, "i"
	Slide1.ActiveState = "Default"


End Sub


'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
' InitPackages
'
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sub InitPackages(c As Context)

End Sub



'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
' UnInitDevices
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sub UnInitDevices()
	Display.Close
	Set Display = Nothing

	Keyboard.Close
	Set Keyboard = Nothing

	Mouse.Close
	Set Mouse = Nothing


	SRBOX.Close
	Set SRBOX = Nothing

End Sub


'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
' UnInitPackages
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sub UnInitPackages()
End Sub


'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
' UnInitObjects
'
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sub UnInitObjects()

	Set SessionProc = Nothing

	Set Slide1 = Nothing

	Set Slide1EchoClients = Nothing


End Sub


'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
' Main
'
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sub Main()

	CreateDefaultPort

	' Create and initialize the default context, data file,
	' and provide global access to the context.
	Dim c As Context
	Set c = New Context
	Set c.DataFile = New DataFile
	c.PushNewFrame
	Set ebContext = c

	' Set the log level names
	c.SetLogLevelName 1, "Session"
	c.SetLogLevelName 2, "Block"
	c.SetLogLevelName 3, "Trial"
	c.SetLogLevelName 4, "SubTrial"
	c.SetLogLevelName 5, "LogLevel5"
	c.SetLogLevelName 6, "LogLevel6"
	c.SetLogLevelName 7, "LogLevel7"
	c.SetLogLevelName 8, "LogLevel8"
	c.SetLogLevelName 9, "LogLevel9"
	c.SetLogLevelName 10, "LogLevel10"

	' Set standard logging items
	ebContext.SetAttrib "Experiment", "ShowRawInput (loop using Inline script)"
	ebContext.SetAttrib "SessionDate", Date$
	ebContext.SetAttrib "SessionTime", Time$
	ebContext.SetAttrib "RandomSeed", PRNG.GetSeed()

	If Basic.OS = ebWin32 Then
		WinActivate "E-Run Experiment Window"
	End If

	' Get the StartupInfo
	' Set default for GroupNumber
	c.SetAttrib "Group", "1"


	' Set the defaults for all of the StartupInfo
	c.SetAttrib "Subject", "1"
	c.SetAttrib "Session", "1"

	' Set the default Data Filename
	c.DataFile.Filename = CStr(c.GetAttrib("Experiment")) & "-" & CStr(c.GetAttrib("Subject")) & "-" & CStr(c.GetAttrib("Session")) & ".txt"
	' Initialize all system devices, packages, and objects
	InitDevices c
	InitPackages c
	InitObjects c

	' If we are logging data, then open the datafile
	If CLng(c.GetAttrib("Subject")) <> 0 Then
		c.DataFile.Open
		c.LogHeader
	End If

	' Start the running of the Experiment
	SessionProc.Run c

	' Clean up the context and close the datafile
	If CLng(c.GetAttrib("Subject")) <> 0 Then
		c.DataFile.Close
		' Attempt to convert the recovery file into a data file
		Dim nConvert As Long
		nConvert = c.DataFile.Convert(ebProgressNone)
	End If
ExperimentFinish:

	UnInitObjects

	UnInitPackages
	UnInitDevices

ExperimentAbort:

	' Clean up the context
	c.PopFrame
	Set c = Nothing
	Set ebContext = Nothing

	DestroyDefaultPort

End Sub
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'
'
'
'	C:\Documents and Settings\fmri\My Documents\My Experiments\ShowRawInput\ShowRawInput (loop using List).ebs
'	Generated on: 11/27/2006	15:25:52
'
'
'	This file generated with E-Studio interface.
'	E-Prime Copyright ? 2002 Psychology Software Tools.
'	ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

'	Legal use of this experiment script requires a full E-Prime or Runtime License.
'
'
'	Author:
'		  David McFarlane (Michigan State University)
'
'
'
'

Option CStrings On
Dim ebContext as Context


'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
' Class Declarations
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------



'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
'InitSlideStateDefaults
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sub InitSlideStateDefaults(theSlideState As SlideState)

	If theSlideState Is Nothing Then Exit Sub

	theSlideState.X = "center"
	theSlideState.Y = "center"
	theSlideState.Width = "100%"
	theSlideState.Height = "100%"
	theSlideState.BackColor = CColor("white")
	theSlideState.BackStyle = "opaque"
	theSlideState.BorderColor = CColor("black")
	theSlideState.BorderWidth = CLng("0")
	theSlideState.XAlign = "center"
	theSlideState.YAlign = "center"
	theSlideState.ClearAfter = CLogical("No")
	theSlideState.Enabled = CLogical("Yes")

End Sub

'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
'InitSlideVisualStimDefaults
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sub InitSlideVisualStimDefaults(theSlideVisualStim As SlideVisualStim)

	If theSlideVisualStim Is Nothing Then Exit Sub

	theSlideVisualStim.X = "center"
	theSlideVisualStim.Y = "center"
	theSlideVisualStim.Width = "25%"
	theSlideVisualStim.Height = "25%"
	theSlideVisualStim.ForeColor = CColor("black")
	theSlideVisualStim.BackColor = CColor("white")
	theSlideVisualStim.BackStyle = "opaque"
	theSlideVisualStim.BorderColor = CColor("black")
	theSlideVisualStim.BorderWidth = CLng("0")
	theSlideVisualStim.XAlign = "center"
	theSlideVisualStim.YAlign = "center"
	theSlideVisualStim.AlignHorizontal = "center"
	theSlideVisualStim.AlignVertical = "center"

End Sub

'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
'InitSlideTextDefaults
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sub InitSlideTextDefaults(theSlideText As SlideText)

	If theSlideText Is Nothing Then Exit Sub

	InitSlideVisualStimDefaults theSlideText

	theSlideText.WordWrap = True
	theSlideText.FontName = "Courier New"
	theSlideText.FontSize = "18"
	theSlideText.FontBold = CLogical("Yes")
	theSlideText.FontItalic = CLogical("No")
	theSlideText.FontUnderline = CLogical("No")
	theSlideText.FontStrikeout = CLogical("No")

End Sub

'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
'InitSlideImageDefaults
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sub InitSlideImageDefaults(theSlideImage As SlideImage)

	If theSlideImage Is Nothing Then Exit Sub

	InitSlideVisualStimDefaults theSlideImage

	theSlideImage.Stretch = CLogical("No")
	theSlideImage.MirrorLeftRight = CLogical("No")
	theSlideImage.MirrorUpDown = CLogical("No")
	theSlideImage.UseSourceColorKey = CLogical("No")
	theSlideImage.SourceColorKey = CColor("black")

End Sub

'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
'InitSlideSoundBufferDefaults
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sub InitSlideSoundBufferDefaults(theSoundBuffer As SoundBuffer)

	If theSoundBuffer Is Nothing Then Exit Sub

	theSoundBuffer.Loop = CLogical("No")
	theSoundBuffer.StopAfter = CLogical("Yes")
	theSoundBuffer.StartOffset = "0"
	theSoundBuffer.StopOffset = "0"

End Sub




'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
' Instance Declarations
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Dim Display As DisplayDevice
Dim Sound As SoundDevice
Dim Keyboard As KeyboardDevice
Dim Mouse As MouseDevice
Dim SRBOX As SRBOXDevice
Dim SessionProc As Procedure

Dim List1 As List

Dim Proc1 As Procedure

Dim Slide1 As Slide
Dim Slide1EchoClients As EchoClientCollection
Dim Slide1_State As SlideState
Dim Slide1_SlideText As SlideText



'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
' Package Declare Script
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------



'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
' User Script
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------



'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
' Package Global Script
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------



'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
' Package Routines
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------



'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
' Implementation
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sub SessionProc_Run(c as Context)
	List1.Run c

	c.Log
End Sub

Sub Proc1_Run(c as Context)
	
	'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
	' InLine - SetSlide1 BEGIN
	'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
	beep
Set Slide1_SlideText = CSlideText(Slide1.States.Item("Default").Objects("i"))
Slide1_SlideText.Text = c.GetAttrib("List1.Sample") - 1
Set Slide1_SlideText = CSlideText(Slide1.States.Item("Default").Objects("Response"))
Slide1_SlideText.Text = Slide1.RESP
Set Slide1_SlideText = Nothing

	'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
	' InLine - SetSlide1 END
	'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
	
	
	''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
	'	Label - DoSlide1 BEGIN
	''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''

DoSlide1:
	If Err.Number = ebInputAccepted Then
		Err.Clear
		Resume DoSlide1Resume
	ElseIf Err.Number <> 0 Then
		'NOTE: If you receive a runtime error here, it
		' is because a runtime error other than ebInputAccepted
		' was thrown (ebInputAccepted for catching input masks that jump).
		'You are encouraged to either handle the error so that
		' it is not thrown in the future or will have to set up
		' your own error handler, which will also need to take
		' into account for any input masks that jump.
		'
		'Raise the error so the default error handler will show the message
		Err.Raise Err.Number
	End If

DoSlide1Resume:

	''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
	'	Label - DoSlide1 END
	''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''

	
	
	Select Case Slide1.ActiveState
		Case "Default"


			Set Slide1_SlideText = CSlideText(Slide1.States.Item("Default").Objects(1))
			Set Slide1_SlideText = Nothing

			Set Slide1_SlideText = CSlideText(Slide1.States.Item("Default").Objects(2))
			Set Slide1_SlideText = Nothing

			Set Slide1_SlideText = CSlideText(Slide1.States.Item("Default").Objects(3))
			Set Slide1_SlideText = Nothing

			Set Slide1_SlideText = CSlideText(Slide1.States.Item("Default").Objects(4))
			Set Slide1_SlideText = Nothing

			Set Slide1_SlideText = CSlideText(Slide1.States.Item("Default").Objects(5))
			Set Slide1_SlideText = Nothing
	End Select

	
	Slide1.InputMasks.Reset
	
	Slide1EchoClients.RemoveAll
	Slide1.InputMasks.Add Keyboard.CreateInputMask("{ANY}", "", CLng(Slide1.Duration), CLng("1"), ebEndResponseActionTerminate, CLogical("Yes"), "", "", "ResponseMode:All ProcessBackspace:Yes")

	
	Slide1EchoClients.RemoveAll
	Slide1.InputMasks.Add SRBOX.CreateInputMask("{ANY}", "", CLng(Slide1.Duration), CLng("1"), ebEndResponseActionTerminate, CLogical("Yes"), "", "", "")

	
	Slide1.Run
	
	c.SetAttrib "Slide1.RESP", Slide1.RESP
	
	
	'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
	' InLine - ListExit BEGIN
	'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
	' We let Slide1 time out every second or so just to catch & process any
' <ctrl><shift> user break even if Slide1 takes no keyboard input.  Then if
' Slide1 had no response we restart Slide1.  So the procedure does not end
' until we get a response to Slide1 or a user break.
if GetUserBreakState() <> 0 then List1.Terminate
if Slide1.RESP = "" then goto DoSlide1

	'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
	' InLine - ListExit END
	'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
	
	c.SetAttrib "Slide1.RESP", Slide1.RESP
	

	c.Log
End Sub





'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
' InitDevices
'
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sub InitDevices(c As Context)



	SetOSThreadPriority 3


	Set Display = New DisplayDevice
	Display.Name = "Display"

	Dim DisplayDisplayDeviceInfo As DisplayDeviceInfo
	DisplayDisplayDeviceInfo.XRes = 640
	DisplayDisplayDeviceInfo.YRes = 480
	DisplayDisplayDeviceInfo.ColorDepth = 16
	DisplayDisplayDeviceInfo.RefreshRate = 0
	DisplayDisplayDeviceInfo.NumPages = 0

	Display.Open DisplayDisplayDeviceInfo
	c.SetAttrib "Display.RefreshRate", Format$(Display.CalculatedRefreshRate, "0.000")

	Set Sound = New SoundDevice
	Sound.Name = "Sound"

	Dim SoundSoundOutDeviceInfo As SoundDeviceInfo
	SoundSoundOutDeviceInfo.Channels = 2
	SoundSoundOutDeviceInfo.SamplesPerSecond = 22050
	SoundSoundOutDeviceInfo.BitsPerSample = 16
	
	Set Keyboard = New KeyboardDevice
	Keyboard.Name = "Keyboard"

	Dim KeyboardKeyboardDeviceInfo as KeyboardDeviceInfo
	KeyboardKeyboardDeviceInfo.CollectionMode = ebPressesAndReleases
	KeyboardKeyboardDeviceInfo.CapsLock = ebCapsLockOff
	KeyboardKeyboardDeviceInfo.NumLock = ebNumLockOn
	Keyboard.Open KeyboardKeyboardDeviceInfo
	
	Set Mouse = New MouseDevice
	Mouse.Name = "Mouse"

	Dim MouseMouseDeviceInfo as MouseDeviceInfo
	MouseMouseDeviceInfo.OpenMode = ebMouseOpenModeDirect
	MouseMouseDeviceInfo.CollectionMode = ebPressesOnly
	MouseMouseDeviceInfo.ShowCursor = False
	Mouse.Open MouseMouseDeviceInfo

	Set SRBOX = New SRBoxDevice
	SRBOX.Name = "SRBOX"

	Dim SRBOXSRBoxDeviceInfo As SRBoxDeviceInfo
	SRBOXSRBoxDeviceInfo.Model = 200
	SRBOXSRBoxDeviceInfo.Revision = 1
	SRBOXSRBoxDeviceInfo.CommPort = 1
	SRBOXSRBoxDeviceInfo.BaudRate = 19200
	SRBOXSRBoxDeviceInfo.CharacterRate = 800
	SRBOXSRBoxDeviceInfo.Configuration = ebSRBoxConfigBRUUnique
	SRBOXSRBoxDeviceInfo.CollectionMode = ebPressesAndReleases
	SRBOX.Open SRBOXSRBoxDeviceInfo


	SetOSThreadPriority 0

End Sub



'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
' InitObjects
'
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sub InitObjects(c As Context)

	Set SessionProc = New Procedure
	SessionProc.Name = "SessionProc"
	SessionProc.Tag = ""
	SessionProc.Subroutine = "SessionProc_Run"

	Set List1 = New List
	List1.Name = "List1"
	List1.Tag = ""

	'Initialization for List1
	
	Set List1.Order = New SequentialOrder
	Set List1.Deletion = NoDeletion
	List1.ResetEveryRun = False

	' Create the column headings
	List1.Filename = ""
	List1.LoadMethod = ebLoadMethodEmbedded

	List1.Load

	Set List1.TerminateCondition = TimedMSecs(600000)
	Set List1.ResetCondition = Samples(1)
	List1.Reset
	
	Set Proc1 = New Procedure
	Proc1.Name = "Proc1"
	Proc1.Tag = ""
	Proc1.Subroutine = "Proc1_Run"

	Set Slide1 = New Slide
	Slide1.Name = "Slide1"
	Slide1.Tag = ""

	Set Slide1EchoClients = New EchoClientCollection
	Slide1.Duration = CLng("1000")
	Slide1.TimingMode = ebTimingModeEvent
	Slide1.PreRelease = Val("0")

	Slide1.OnsetSync = 1
	Slide1.OffsetSync = 0

	Set Slide1_State = New SlideState
	Slide1_State.Name = "Default"

	InitSlideStateDefaults Slide1_State


	Slide1.States.Add Slide1_State, "Default"


	Set Slide1_SlideText = New SlideText
	Slide1_SlideText.Name = "Response"

	InitSlideTextDefaults Slide1_SlideText

	Slide1_SlideText.Text = ""
	Slide1_SlideText.Y = "50%"
	Slide1_SlideText.Width = "30%"
	Slide1_SlideText.Height = "5%"
	Slide1_SlideText.XAlign = "left"
	Slide1_SlideText.AlignHorizontal = "left"
	Slide1.States.Item("Default").Objects.Add Slide1_SlideText, "Response"

	Set Slide1_SlideText = New SlideText
	Slide1_SlideText.Name = "ResponseLabel"

	InitSlideTextDefaults Slide1_SlideText

	Slide1_SlideText.Text = "Response = "
	Slide1_SlideText.Y = "50%"
	Slide1_SlideText.Width = "30%"
	Slide1_SlideText.Height = "5%"
	Slide1_SlideText.XAlign = "right"
	Slide1_SlideText.AlignHorizontal = "right"
	Slide1.States.Item("Default").Objects.Add Slide1_SlideText, "ResponseLabel"

	Set Slide1_SlideText = New SlideText
	Slide1_SlideText.Name = "i"

	InitSlideTextDefaults Slide1_SlideText

	Slide1_SlideText.Text = ""
	Slide1_SlideText.Y = "45%"
	Slide1_SlideText.Width = "10%"
	Slide1_SlideText.Height = "5%"
	Slide1_SlideText.XAlign = "left"
	Slide1_SlideText.AlignHorizontal = "left"
	Slide1.States.Item("Default").Objects.Add Slide1_SlideText, "i"

	Set Slide1_SlideText = New SlideText
	Slide1_SlideText.Name = "iLabel"

	InitSlideTextDefaults Slide1_SlideText

	Slide1_SlideText.Text = "# "
	Slide1_SlideText.Y = "45%"
	Slide1_SlideText.Width = "5%"
	Slide1_SlideText.Height = "5%"
	Slide1_SlideText.XAlign = "right"
	Slide1_SlideText.AlignHorizontal = "right"
	Slide1.States.Item("Default").Objects.Add Slide1_SlideText, "iLabel"

	Set Slide1_SlideText = New SlideText
	Slide1_SlideText.Name = "Info"

	InitSlideTextDefaults Slide1_SlideText

	Slide1_SlideText.Text = "Press any key or button to see the result below.\nPress <CTRL><SHIFT> to exit."
	Slide1_SlideText.Y = "25%"
	Slide1_SlideText.Width = "80%"
	Slide1_SlideText.Height = "15%"
	Slide1.States.Item("Default").Objects.Add Slide1_SlideText, "Info"
	Slide1.ActiveState = "Default"


End Sub


'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
' InitPackages
'
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sub InitPackages(c As Context)

End Sub



'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
' UnInitDevices
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sub UnInitDevices()
	Display.Close
	Set Display = Nothing

	Keyboard.Close
	Set Keyboard = Nothing

	Mouse.Close
	Set Mouse = Nothing


	SRBOX.Close
	Set SRBOX = Nothing

End Sub


'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
' UnInitPackages
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sub UnInitPackages()
End Sub


'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
' UnInitObjects
'
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sub UnInitObjects()

	Set SessionProc = Nothing

	Set List1 = Nothing

	Set Proc1 = Nothing

	Set Slide1 = Nothing

	Set Slide1EchoClients = Nothing


End Sub


'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
' Main
'
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sub Main()

	CreateDefaultPort

	' Create and initialize the default context, data file,
	' and provide global access to the context.
	Dim c As Context
	Set c = New Context
	Set c.DataFile = New DataFile
	c.PushNewFrame
	Set ebContext = c

	' Set the log level names
	c.SetLogLevelName 1, "Session"
	c.SetLogLevelName 2, "Block"
	c.SetLogLevelName 3, "Trial"
	c.SetLogLevelName 4, "SubTrial"
	c.SetLogLevelName 5, "LogLevel5"
	c.SetLogLevelName 6, "LogLevel6"
	c.SetLogLevelName 7, "LogLevel7"
	c.SetLogLevelName 8, "LogLevel8"
	c.SetLogLevelName 9, "LogLevel9"
	c.SetLogLevelName 10, "LogLevel10"

	' Set standard logging items
	ebContext.SetAttrib "Experiment", "ShowRawInput (loop using List)"
	ebContext.SetAttrib "SessionDate", Date$
	ebContext.SetAttrib "SessionTime", Time$
	ebContext.SetAttrib "RandomSeed", PRNG.GetSeed()

	If Basic.OS = ebWin32 Then
		WinActivate "E-Run Experiment Window"
	End If

	' Get the StartupInfo
	' Set default for GroupNumber
	c.SetAttrib "Group", "1"


	' Set the defaults for all of the StartupInfo
	c.SetAttrib "Subject", "1"
	c.SetAttrib "Session", "1"

	' Set the default Data Filename
	c.DataFile.Filename = CStr(c.GetAttrib("Experiment")) & "-" & CStr(c.GetAttrib("Subject")) & "-" & CStr(c.GetAttrib("Session")) & ".txt"
	' Initialize all system devices, packages, and objects
	InitDevices c
	InitPackages c
	InitObjects c

	' If we are logging data, then open the datafile
	If CLng(c.GetAttrib("Subject")) <> 0 Then
		c.DataFile.Open
		c.LogHeader
	End If

	' Start the running of the Experiment
	SessionProc.Run c

	' Clean up the context and close the datafile
	If CLng(c.GetAttrib("Subject")) <> 0 Then
		c.DataFile.Close
		' Attempt to convert the recovery file into a data file
		Dim nConvert As Long
		nConvert = c.DataFile.Convert(ebProgressNone)
	End If
ExperimentFinish:

	UnInitObjects

	UnInitPackages
	UnInitDevices

ExperimentAbort:

	' Clean up the context
	c.PopFrame
	Set c = Nothing
	Set ebContext = Nothing

	DestroyDefaultPort

End Sub


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David McFarlane, Systems Designer
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From E.Hartstra at gmail.com  Fri Feb  8 15:29:36 2008
From: E.Hartstra at gmail.com (Egbert Hartstra)
Date: Fri, 8 Feb 2008 07:29:36 -0800
Subject: simultaneous response
In-Reply-To: <47ac725e.2ee1220a.6ed6.ffff83a6SMTPIN_ADDED@mx.google.com>
Message-ID: <FRI.8.FEB.2008.072936.0800.>

Dear David,

Thank you very much for your elaborate input! I'll check your programs
out. I'm using a custom button box made by one of our technicians here
and it is connected to the printer port. I've come up with a solution
but it is not elegant. I've made an Inline script which reads the
reaction times from both button presses. If the difference between the
two reaction times is bigger then 50 msec the response is not
considered to be simultaneous and subjects will get a feedback screen
that they have to press the two buttons at the same time.

I'll dive into the files you've send me to see if there is a more
elegant way.

Thanks again and best wishes,

Egbert
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From mcfarla9 at msu.edu  Fri Feb  8 16:06:29 2008
From: mcfarla9 at msu.edu (David McFarlane)
Date: Fri, 8 Feb 2008 11:06:29 -0500
Subject: Adaptive Method in Eprime
In-Reply-To: <ce443c33-e638-44db-98d6-a03817c48403@v46g2000hsv.googlegro
 ups.com>
Message-ID: <FRI.8.FEB.2008.110629.0500.>

Carolina,

>Participants in my study will see two lines: One line is the standard
>line; it never changes its length. The other one is the comparative
>line: The comparative line changes its size depending on the response
>of the participants on the trial before. The length of the line is
>calculated by an algorithm that looks like this: Xn+1 = Xn - c/n (Zn -
>K). Xn is the actual stimulus size of the comparative line, c is a
>constant, n is the trial number, Zn is the response of the participant
>which is either 0 or 1 and K is a set criteria. After every trial Xn+1
>is calculated and set as the new stimulus size Xn. This new stimuli
>size should be displayed in the next trial. This continues until a
>criteria is achieved.

I programmed something very much like this last year, a temporal 
acuity experiment where the duration of a tone was modified after 
each response according to a "staircase" procedure.  Here's an 
outline of what I did.

The essential structure looks like this:
StaircaseInitScript
TrialList
     TrialProc
         TrialInitScript
         StimulusObject

TrialList just provides a looping mechanism for running the trials, 
and allows you to put an upper limit on the number of 
trials.  TrialProc runs each trial within a 
staircase.  StimulusObject shows your lines and collects a 
response.  Now, your trials may include more elements (fixation, 
mask, a separate response object), but you get the idea.

The stimulus is controlled by using an attribute reference in the 
relevant property of your stimulus object.  In your case it will be 
line length, so we might enter this as [LineLength].

The value of LineLength does not come from a list, but instead from 
an inline script, TrialInitScript.  That is the key.  TrialInitScript 
does all the work of looking at the previous response and calculating 
the next value of LineLength using whatever computation you like.  I 
can't go into much detail here, but it will probably involve some 
If... Thens, etc.  Three things you will need to know,  (1) You can 
get the subject's response with StimulusObject.RESP.  (2) You set 
LineLength in script like this:  c.SetAttrib "LineLength", x  (where 
x is some variable; and that variable can itself be named LineLength 
without conflict).  (3) When the subject meets criterion you exit the 
list like this:  TrialList.Terminate.

Finally, all this staircase stuff has to be initialized somewhere, 
that's what StaricaseInitScript is for.  You will also need some 
global variables, so some stuff will go in the User area of the full 
experiment script.  And if you want to run several staircases you 
will need to enclose all this in yet another list, e.g., StaircaseList.

Again, this is only a sketch, if I tell you any more I would have to 
charge you :).

-- David McFarlane, Systems Designer
    Dept. Psychology, Michigan State University


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From carolinakt at googlemail.com  Fri Feb  8 16:21:40 2008
From: carolinakt at googlemail.com (PinkSunflower)
Date: Fri, 8 Feb 2008 08:21:40 -0800
Subject: Adaptive Method in Eprime
In-Reply-To: <47ac7e07.35e3220a.4991.ffff9bc2SMTPIN_ADDED@mx.google.com>
Message-ID: <FRI.8.FEB.2008.082140.0800.>

I appreciate your help, David. The thing is: I have no clue where to
start here. I'm just starting to find out how to draw a line in
Eprime. Therefore, your sketch - which sounds highly professional - is
hard to understand for me. ;-)

But I'd like to thank you for your time.

Greetings,
CAROLINA

On Feb 8, 5:06 pm, David McFarlane <mcfar... at msu.edu> wrote:
> Carolina,
>
> >Participants in my study will see two lines: One line is the standard
> >line; it never changes its length. The other one is the comparative
> >line: The comparative line changes its size depending on the response
> >of the participants on the trial before. The length of the line is
> >calculated by an algorithm that looks like this: Xn+1 = Xn - c/n (Zn -
> >K). Xn is the actual stimulus size of the comparative line, c is a
> >constant, n is the trial number, Zn is the response of the participant
> >which is either 0 or 1 and K is a set criteria. After every trial Xn+1
> >is calculated and set as the new stimulus size Xn. This new stimuli
> >size should be displayed in the next trial. This continues until a
> >criteria is achieved.
>
> I programmed something very much like this last year, a temporal
> acuity experiment where the duration of a tone was modified after
> each response according to a "staircase" procedure.  Here's an
> outline of what I did.
>
> The essential structure looks like this:
> StaircaseInitScript
> TrialList
>      TrialProc
>          TrialInitScript
>          StimulusObject
>
> TrialList just provides a looping mechanism for running the trials,
> and allows you to put an upper limit on the number of
> trials.  TrialProc runs each trial within a
> staircase.  StimulusObject shows your lines and collects a
> response.  Now, your trials may include more elements (fixation,
> mask, a separate response object), but you get the idea.
>
> The stimulus is controlled by using an attribute reference in the
> relevant property of your stimulus object.  In your case it will be
> line length, so we might enter this as [LineLength].
>
> The value of LineLength does not come from a list, but instead from
> an inline script, TrialInitScript.  That is the key.  TrialInitScript
> does all the work of looking at the previous response and calculating
> the next value of LineLength using whatever computation you like.  I
> can't go into much detail here, but it will probably involve some
> If... Thens, etc.  Three things you will need to know,  (1) You can
> get the subject's response with StimulusObject.RESP.  (2) You set
> LineLength in script like this:  c.SetAttrib "LineLength", x  (where
> x is some variable; and that variable can itself be named LineLength
> without conflict).  (3) When the subject meets criterion you exit the
> list like this:  TrialList.Terminate.
>
> Finally, all this staircase stuff has to be initialized somewhere,
> that's what StaricaseInitScript is for.  You will also need some
> global variables, so some stuff will go in the User area of the full
> experiment script.  And if you want to run several staircases you
> will need to enclose all this in yet another list, e.g., StaircaseList.
>
> Again, this is only a sketch, if I tell you any more I would have to
> charge you :).
>
> -- David McFarlane, Systems Designer
>     Dept. Psychology, Michigan State University
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From mcfarla9 at msu.edu  Fri Feb  8 16:24:13 2008
From: mcfarla9 at msu.edu (David McFarlane)
Date: Fri, 8 Feb 2008 11:24:13 -0500
Subject: simultaneous response
In-Reply-To: <e2e65470-4313-4c26-bafb-5efc5b596cc6@i72g2000hsd.googlegro
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Message-ID: <FRI.8.FEB.2008.112413.0500.>

Egbert,

>I'm using a custom button box made by one of our technicians here 
>and it is connected to the printer port.

Excellent.

>I've come up with a solution but it is not elegant. I've made an 
>Inline script which reads the
>reaction times from both button presses. If the difference between 
>the two reaction times is bigger then 50 msec the response is not 
>considered to be simultaneous and subjects will get a feedback 
>screen that they have to press the two buttons at the same time.

Sounds pretty good to me.  But if you want more...  Since it comes in 
through the printer port, you probably get all the buttons at once in 
a single byte.  E.g., button 1 alone might show up as decimal 1 
(binary 00000001), button 2 alone as decimal 2 (binary 00000010), and 
buttons 1 and 2 together as decimal 3 (binary 00000011).  With that 
knowledge you can use some script with Or and And to inspect 
individual bits (preferably with binary masks in hexadecimal 
notation), and possibly some If Thens, or Select Case, and you should 
be able to detect anything you want.  E.g., if you just wanted any 
two buttons down, you might use a loop and a rotating 1-bit mask to 
count the number of "1" bits.  And if you just want to see if some 
particular pair of buttons is down, even easier.  E.g, if you just 
care about buttons 1 and 2, this should do it:

If (StimulusObject.RESP And &H03) = &H03 Then ...

>I'll dive into the files you've send me to see if there is a more elegant way.

The programs that I sent you won't see your button box, but you can 
modify them to do that.

Good luck!

-- David McFarlane, Systems Designer
    Dept. Psychology, Michigan State University


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From mscullin521 at gmail.com  Fri Feb  8 20:07:30 2008
From: mscullin521 at gmail.com (Mike)
Date: Fri, 8 Feb 2008 12:07:30 -0800
Subject: Continuing SoundOut with changing Word display
Message-ID: <FRI.8.FEB.2008.120730.0800.>

Hi,
I'm trying to program a lexical decision task that involves a few
hundred trials of deciding whether a string of letters forms a word or
nonword. I've designed it so that when you press a designated key the
screen moves onto the next word (or nonword).

My problem is that I want to play a .wav file throughout the
experiment. I don't want it to begin and end on each trial but to
actually last for the entire block of the lexical decision task. There
doesn't need to be any allowable response made what's played on
the .wav file, I just want it to play in the background. Is there a
way to do this?

Thanks,
Michael
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From mcfarla9 at msu.edu  Mon Feb 11 19:08:25 2008
From: mcfarla9 at msu.edu (David McFarlane)
Date: Mon, 11 Feb 2008 14:08:25 -0500
Subject: Continuing SoundOut with changing Word display
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Mike,

At 2/8/2008 03:07 PM Friday, you wrote:
>I want to play a .wav file throughout the
>experiment. I don't want it to begin and end on each trial but to
>actually last for the entire block of the lexical decision task. There
>doesn't need to be any allowable response made what's played on
>the .wav file, I just want it to play in the background. Is there a
>way to do this?

I can think of two ways to do this, maybe somebody else can come up 
with something better.  The first way takes advantage of standard 
properties of the SoundOut object, and the second uses inline script.

(1)  The key here is that the duration of an object that plays a 
sound is distinct from the duration of the sound that the object 
plays, and either one can be longer than the other.  So, e.g, if you 
set the duration of a SoundOut object to 0 and set StopAfter to No, 
then the SoundOut object will start playing the sound, then the 
object will end while the sound continues playing.  Your program may 
then do something else while the sound keeps playing.

(2) In inline script you can use something like SoundOut1.Play.  This 
will simply start playing the sound and then continue your program 
while the sound plays (you will still need a SoundOut1 or whatever 
object in Unreferenced E-Objects or somewhere).  In fact, as the 
online E-Basic 1.1 help itself says in its description of the 
SoundOut.Play method, "Playback is asynchronous, (e.g. the .wav file 
begins playing and then program execution continues with the next 
object in the procedure)...  Playback is not affected by the Duration 
property of the SoundOut object", and, "SoundOut.Play differs from 
SoundOut.Run, which is not asynchronous and may or may not play the 
entire file, depending upon the values for the Duration and StopAfter 
properties" (SoundOut.Run is what happens when you have a SoundOut 
object in your E-Studio structure).


The script method is a bit cleaner, and for all I know is slightly 
more efficient with computer resources.  On the other hand, script 
obscures the structure of your experiment, and it may require objects 
sitting mysteriously in the Unreferenced E-Objects area of the 
E-Studio structure view.  Using a SoundOut object with duration 0 and 
no Stop After has the virtue that it is plainly visible in the 
structure view of your experiment.  It's up to you.

-- David McFarlane, Systems Designer
    Dept. Psychology, Michigan State University


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From mscullin521 at gmail.com  Wed Feb 13 03:20:55 2008
From: mscullin521 at gmail.com (Mike)
Date: Tue, 12 Feb 2008 19:20:55 -0800
Subject: Continuing SoundOut with changing Word display
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Message-ID: <TUE.12.FEB.2008.192055.0800.>

If you use the SoundOut1.Play inlin is there another inlin to turn off
the sound file?

Thanks!

On Feb 11, 1:08 pm, David McFarlane <mcfar... at msu.edu> wrote:
> Mike,
>
> At 2/8/2008 03:07 PM Friday, you wrote:
>
> >I want to play a .wav file throughout the
> >experiment. I don't want it to begin and end on each trial but to
> >actually last for the entire block of the lexical decision task. There
> >doesn't need to be any allowable response made what's played on
> >the .wav file, I just want it to play in the background. Is there a
> >way to do this?
>
> I can think of two ways to do this, maybe somebody else can come up
> with something better.  The first way takes advantage of standard
> properties of the SoundOut object, and the second uses inline script.
>
> (1)  The key here is that the duration of an object that plays a
> sound is distinct from the duration of the sound that the object
> plays, and either one can be longer than the other.  So, e.g, if you
> set the duration of a SoundOut object to 0 and set StopAfter to No,
> then the SoundOut object will start playing the sound, then the
> object will end while the sound continues playing.  Your program may
> then do something else while the sound keeps playing.
>
> (2) In inline script you can use something like SoundOut1.Play.  This
> will simply start playing the sound and then continue your program
> while the sound plays (you will still need a SoundOut1 or whatever
> object in Unreferenced E-Objects or somewhere).  In fact, as the
> online E-Basic 1.1 help itself says in its description of the
> SoundOut.Play method, "Playback is asynchronous, (e.g. the .wav file
> begins playing and then program execution continues with the next
> object in the procedure)...  Playback is not affected by the Duration
> property of the SoundOut object", and, "SoundOut.Play differs from
> SoundOut.Run, which is not asynchronous and may or may not play the
> entire file, depending upon the values for the Duration and StopAfter
> properties" (SoundOut.Run is what happens when you have a SoundOut
> object in your E-Studio structure).
>
> The script method is a bit cleaner, and for all I know is slightly
> more efficient with computer resources.  On the other hand, script
> obscures the structure of your experiment, and it may require objects
> sitting mysteriously in the Unreferenced E-Objects area of the
> E-Studio structure view.  Using a SoundOut object with duration 0 and
> no Stop After has the virtue that it is plainly visible in the
> structure view of your experiment.  It's up to you.
>
> -- David McFarlane, Systems Designer
>     Dept. Psychology, Michigan State University
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From mscullin521 at gmail.com  Wed Feb 13 04:32:21 2008
From: mscullin521 at gmail.com (Mike)
Date: Tue, 12 Feb 2008 20:32:21 -0800
Subject: Continuing SoundOut with changing Word display
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Message-ID: <TUE.12.FEB.2008.203221.0800.>

Hey nevermind, I figured it out....just had to add a SoundOut1.Stop
inlin. I'm new to script!

Thanks for the help,
Michael

On Feb 12, 9:20 pm, Mike <mscullin... at gmail.com> wrote:
> If you use the SoundOut1.Play inlin is there another inlin to turn off
> the sound file?
>
> Thanks!
>
> On Feb 11, 1:08 pm, David McFarlane <mcfar... at msu.edu> wrote:
>
> > Mike,
>
> > At 2/8/2008 03:07 PM Friday, you wrote:
>
> > >I want to play a .wav file throughout the
> > >experiment. I don't want it to begin and end on each trial but to
> > >actually last for the entire block of the lexical decision task. There
> > >doesn't need to be any allowable response made what's played on
> > >the .wav file, I just want it to play in the background. Is there a
> > >way to do this?
>
> > I can think of two ways to do this, maybe somebody else can come up
> > with something better.  The first way takes advantage of standard
> > properties of the SoundOut object, and the second uses inline script.
>
> > (1)  The key here is that the duration of an object that plays a
> > sound is distinct from the duration of the sound that the object
> > plays, and either one can be longer than the other.  So, e.g, if you
> > set the duration of a SoundOut object to 0 and set StopAfter to No,
> > then the SoundOut object will start playing the sound, then the
> > object will end while the sound continues playing.  Your program may
> > then do something else while the sound keeps playing.
>
> > (2) In inline script you can use something like SoundOut1.Play.  This
> > will simply start playing the sound and then continue your program
> > while the sound plays (you will still need a SoundOut1 or whatever
> > object in Unreferenced E-Objects or somewhere).  In fact, as the
> > online E-Basic 1.1 help itself says in its description of the
> > SoundOut.Play method, "Playback is asynchronous, (e.g. the .wav file
> > begins playing and then program execution continues with the next
> > object in the procedure)...  Playback is not affected by the Duration
> > property of the SoundOut object", and, "SoundOut.Play differs from
> > SoundOut.Run, which is not asynchronous and may or may not play the
> > entire file, depending upon the values for the Duration and StopAfter
> > properties" (SoundOut.Run is what happens when you have a SoundOut
> > object in your E-Studio structure).
>
> > The script method is a bit cleaner, and for all I know is slightly
> > more efficient with computer resources.  On the other hand, script
> > obscures the structure of your experiment, and it may require objects
> > sitting mysteriously in the Unreferenced E-Objects area of the
> > E-Studio structure view.  Using a SoundOut object with duration 0 and
> > no Stop After has the virtue that it is plainly visible in the
> > structure view of your experiment.  It's up to you.
>
> > -- David McFarlane, Systems Designer
> >     Dept. Psychology, Michigan State University
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From tony.andrews at gmail.com  Wed Feb 13 10:43:33 2008
From: tony.andrews at gmail.com (Andrews, A.S.)
Date: Wed, 13 Feb 2008 02:43:33 -0800
Subject: Mirror image fonts?
Message-ID: <WED.13.FEB.2008.024333.0800.>

Hi

I need to present text in mirror image. As there is a lot of it I
don't really want to be creating lots of bitmaps and mirroring them.
Is there a way I can create/add a mirrored font, or a better way of
doing it?

Thanks,

Tony Andrews,
Principal Computer Officer
School of Psychology
University of Leicester.
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From drcoben at gmail.com  Wed Feb 13 13:34:41 2008
From: drcoben at gmail.com (drcoben)
Date: Wed, 13 Feb 2008 05:34:41 -0800
Subject: neuroscan
Message-ID: <WED.13.FEB.2008.053441.0800.>

Listmembers,

Can anyone tell me if they have used eprime with Neuroscan acquisition
equipment? Any problems? How was setup? Any timing issues?

Thanks,

Rob Coben, PhD
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From mcfarla9 at msu.edu  Wed Feb 13 13:48:39 2008
From: mcfarla9 at msu.edu (David K McFarlane)
Date: Wed, 13 Feb 2008 08:48:39 -0500
Subject: Mirror image fonts?
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Tony, 


> I need to present text in mirror image. As there is a lot of it I
> don't really want to be creating lots of bitmaps and mirroring them.
> Is there a way I can create/add a mirrored font, or a better way of
> doing it?
 

Several times we have needed to do this, and we have never found a solution. 
In some cases, as you say above, we just had to convert to images and mirror 
reverse those.  However, this was going to be a major issue with our latest 
fMRI task presentation system -- since the subject views the video through a 
mirror, *every* stimulus in *every* experiment starts out mirror reversed. 
In that case we spent a few hundred dollars on a video conversion box that 
does mirror reversing for us, so everything comes out right (these gizmos 
are designed for use in teleprompting, and are available at places like 
BlackBox.com). 


Sorry I couldn't be more help, let's hope someone has a better solution. 


 -- David McFarlane, Systems Designer
  Dept. Psychology, Michigan State University 



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From saultsj at missouri.edu  Wed Feb 13 17:45:14 2008
From: saultsj at missouri.edu (J. Scott Saults)
Date: Wed, 13 Feb 2008 10:45:14 -0700
Subject: Mirror image fonts?
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I was curious and did some searching. I found the following site that 
APPEARS to list some mirror image fonts:
\http://www.fonts.com/findfonts/mondosearchresults.htm?st=12&kid=mirror
Also, there's a very old Mac program called Fontographer that was 
able to manipulate and thereby create custom fonts. Surely there are 
some newer programs that can do the same kind of thing, although I 
don't actually know of any.

Good luck and keep us posted. Chances are some of us will need 
something like this, sooner or later.

Regards,
Scott Saults


At 06:48 AM 2/13/08, you wrote:

>Tony,
>
>
> > I need to present text in mirror image. As there is a lot of it I
> > don't really want to be creating lots of bitmaps and mirroring them.
> > Is there a way I can create/add a mirrored font, or a better way of
> > doing it?
>
>
>Several times we have needed to do this, and we have never found a solution.
>In some cases, as you say above, we just had to convert to images and mirror
>reverse those.  However, this was going to be a major issue with our latest
>fMRI task presentation system -- since the subject views the video through a
>mirror, *every* stimulus in *every* experiment starts out mirror reversed.
>In that case we spent a few hundred dollars on a video conversion box that
>does mirror reversing for us, so everything comes out right (these gizmos
>are designed for use in teleprompting, and are available at places like
>BlackBox.com).
>
>
>Sorry I couldn't be more help, let's hope someone has a better solution.
>
>
>  -- David McFarlane, Systems Designer
>   Dept. Psychology, Michigan State University
>
>
>
>

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From annh_22 at yahoo.com  Mon Feb 18 14:48:21 2008
From: annh_22 at yahoo.com (ms)
Date: Mon, 18 Feb 2008 06:48:21 -0800
Subject: Feedback & automatic commands in a dual-task experiment
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This is a dual task experiment and participants first hear a sound
(Task 1) and soon after they see a word on the screen (Task 2). They
have to respond whether the sound is a high or a low tone by pressing
a button for each one of them (Task 1), and whether the word is a word
or a nonword by pressing another button for each one of them (Task
2).
I want in this experiment to give emphasis to Task 1, so I would like
to add a short practice session with a few trials, say 12, before each
block. At the end of this practice session and before each block
begins, participants will be reminded that they should respond fast
enough to Task 1. For example Fast Enough (if they respond within
560ms to Task 1) and Too Slow (if the response is longer than 560ms to
Task 1).
Perhaps it would be good if I could also give them in the same
feedback a percentage of their correct responses, but if it is too
complicated this way, I could leave it out.
To summarize, I would like to add a practice session with 12 trials
before each Block and give participants feedback on how fast or slow
they are in their responses of Task 1 in the practice session.
The probIem is that I have 2 different tones for Task 1 (at 300hz &
900hz), so I am not sure how I could give feedback to the sum of the
trials for Task 1.

Also, I was wondering whether there is a command that automatically
generates the structure of a TrialProc to other blocks, and if so, how
I could disable it. I am making changes on an E-prime template, and
anything I add in a bock is automatically added to rest of the blocks,
but I don't want that. I want the feedback to appear only after each
Practice Block, NOT all Blocks. (I guess there must be in the script a
command that generates automatically everything I try to do). So my
second question is how can I locate that command in the script and
disable it?

I would really appreciate any help.

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From mshafto at gmail.com  Tue Feb 19 10:24:51 2008
From: mshafto at gmail.com (Meredith)
Date: Tue, 19 Feb 2008 02:24:51 -0800
Subject: two responses - error code '4'?
Message-ID: <TUE.19.FEB.2008.022451.0800.>

Hi there,
I'm getting a mysterious output during a MEG task, and I'm trying to
determine if it coming from the MEG-related equipment, or from E-
prime.

The task involves looking at a picture and making a single button
press response from amongst 3 button choices. The response is
registered through a port device which is a MEG-safe button box (can't
use the PST serial response box in the MEG machine).

The error arises when a participant accidentally pushes two buttons.
When this happens, we get a mysterious '4' appearing in our data. A
'4' never corresponds to any of the stimuli (numbered 6 to 255) or any
of the response codes (numbered 6,7, or 8), so it is a bit strange.

Have any of you encountered a '4' as some sort of error code? Is there
any way to avoid it?
Thanks,
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From carolinakt at googlemail.com  Tue Feb 19 16:24:16 2008
From: carolinakt at googlemail.com (PinkSunflower)
Date: Tue, 19 Feb 2008 08:24:16 -0800
Subject: Balanced drawing from 2 columns
Message-ID: <TUE.19.FEB.2008.082416.0800.>

Hello,

on a slide ("SlideWord") I refer to a certain column [ColumnX] in a
superior list, which again refers to one of two columns [ColumnA],
[ColumnB] in another list. I know the Inline to draw randomly from
either ColumnA or ColumnB. But I would like that EPrime draws in 50%
of the cases from ColumnA and in the other 50% of the cases from
ColumnB.

My Design:
I have 20 Sentences and in every sentence one word is missing. In 50%
of the cases the "SlideWord" shows the right missing word (from
ColumnA) and in the other 50% the Slide shows the BufferItems, i.e. a
wrong word (from ColumnB).

Does anybody know the Inline for this?
I'd be very happy.

Thank you very much,
CAROLINA
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From baltimore.ben at gmail.com  Wed Feb 20 15:24:51 2008
From: baltimore.ben at gmail.com (ben robinson)
Date: Wed, 20 Feb 2008 10:24:51 -0500
Subject: Balanced drawing from 2 columns
In-Reply-To: <1c7aafa5-8097-4370-9292-df538cfcd1bd@s13g2000prd.googlegroups.com>
Message-ID: <WED.20.FEB.2008.102451.0500.>

whatever procedure is running "SlideWord" is being called from the same list
that has [ColumnX] in it, right?  let's call this your TrialList.
i propose instead of having [ColumnX] populated sometimes from [ColumnA] and
sometimes from [ColumnB], have it populated sometimes from [ColumnWord] in
NestedListA and sometimes from [ColumnWord] in NestedListB.  that means that
your two nested lists only need a single column, titled ColumnWord.  put
half your words in NestedListA under its ColumnWord, and the other half of
your words in NestedListB under its ColumnWord.
in your TrialList, you'll need two rows.  first row: NestedListA, running
your SlideWordProcedure, and under ColumnX: [ColumnWord].
on the second row of your TrialList: NestedListB, running
SlideWordProcedure, under ColumnX: [ColumnWord].

does that make any sense?

when the first row of TrialList runs the SlideWordProcedure, it will pull a
word from NestedListA.  when the second row of TrialList runs the
SlideWordProcedure, it will pull a word from NestedListB.

ben

On Tue, Feb 19, 2008 at 11:24 AM, PinkSunflower <carolinakt at googlemail.com>
wrote:

>
> Hello,
>
> on a slide ("SlideWord") I refer to a certain column [ColumnX] in a
> superior list, which again refers to one of two columns [ColumnA],
> [ColumnB] in another list. I know the Inline to draw randomly from
> either ColumnA or ColumnB. But I would like that EPrime draws in 50%
> of the cases from ColumnA and in the other 50% of the cases from
> ColumnB.
>
> My Design:
> I have 20 Sentences and in every sentence one word is missing. In 50%
> of the cases the "SlideWord" shows the right missing word (from
> ColumnA) and in the other 50% the Slide shows the BufferItems, i.e. a
> wrong word (from ColumnB).
>
> Does anybody know the Inline for this?
> I'd be very happy.
>
> Thank you very much,
> CAROLINA
> >
>

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From annh_22 at yahoo.com  Wed Feb 20 17:39:07 2008
From: annh_22 at yahoo.com (ms)
Date: Wed, 20 Feb 2008 09:39:07 -0800
Subject: Feedback & automatic commands in a dual-task experiment
In-Reply-To: <62b72c18-6660-4bb6-b24d-12889e3f3fe8@d4g2000prg.googlegroups.com>
Message-ID: <WED.20.FEB.2008.093907.0800.>

Problem sorted, so please don't spend any time on this.

On Feb 18, 2:48?pm, ms <annh... at yahoo.com> wrote:
> This is a dual task experiment and participants first hear a sound
> (Task 1) and soon after they see a word on the screen (Task 2). They
> have to respond whether the sound is a high or a low tone by pressing
> a button for each one of them (Task 1), and whether the word is a word
> or a nonword by pressing another button for each one of them (Task
> 2).
> I want in this experiment to give emphasis to Task 1, so I would like
> to add a short practice session with a few trials, say 12, before each
> block. At the end of this practice session and before each block
> begins, participants will be reminded that they should respond fast
> enough to Task 1. For example Fast Enough (if they respond within
> 560ms to Task 1) and Too Slow (if the response is longer than 560ms to
> Task 1).
> Perhaps it would be good if I could also give them in the same
> feedback a percentage of their correct responses, but if it is too
> complicated this way, I could leave it out.
> To summarize, I would like to add a practice session with 12 trials
> before each Block and give participants feedback on how fast or slow
> they are in their responses of Task 1 in the practice session.
> The probIem is that I have 2 different tones for Task 1 (at 300hz &
> 900hz), so I am not sure how I could give feedback to the sum of the
> trials for Task 1.
>
> Also, I was wondering whether there is a command that automatically
> generates the structure of a TrialProc to other blocks, and if so, how
> I could disable it. I am making changes on an E-prime template, and
> anything I add in a bock is automatically added to rest of the blocks,
> but I don't want that. I want the feedback to appear only after each
> Practice Block, NOT all Blocks. (I guess there must be in the script a
> command that generates automatically everything I try to do). So my
> second question is how can I locate that command in the script and
> disable it?
>
> I would really appreciate any help.
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From maciek.taraday at gmail.com  Thu Feb 21 11:07:28 2008
From: maciek.taraday at gmail.com (Maciek)
Date: Thu, 21 Feb 2008 03:07:28 -0800
Subject: A problem with collecting data in experimental procedure.
Message-ID: <THU.21.FEB.2008.030728.0800.>

        This experimental procedure is designed to measure reaction
time (RT) of naming pictures.
To the experiment we use Dell Inspirion 6400 laptops with 2.00 Ghz
Core Duo processor and 2.00 GB RAM. E-Prime 1.2 (1.2.1.844), E-Studio
(1.2.1.89). SRBox connected to a laptop by the DB9-USB connector.
        In the whole experiment there are 525 trials. There are 5
blocks. Each block consists of 104 trials. Additionally, before the
task starts, subject does training consisting of 5 trials to
familiarize with the task. After each block there is a pause.
In each trial on the screen subject can see: a cross, an empty screen
and a stimulus which is a picture. Subject should name this picture. A
Picture disappears after 3 seconds but there is an additional second
to collect the response in case the subject starts naming a picture
just before its disappearance. The RT is collected by a microphone
voice key in SRBox.
	We have a problem with logging RT. Sometimes procedure collects
response in trials in which there was no subject's response. The
picture disappears from the screen immediately and RT is logged
without any sound. The microphone isn't stimulated by the breath-out
of subject because it is placed on the desk. The same happens even if
we turn off the microphone. This phenomenon happens mostly in about
28th or 30th trial.
	I would be grateful if you could help me with solving this problem.
	I am looking forward to any response.

        Maciek Taraday
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From shouts_of_joy at arcor.de  Fri Feb 22 11:19:01 2008
From: shouts_of_joy at arcor.de (andi)
Date: Fri, 22 Feb 2008 03:19:01 -0800
Subject: Stimulus duration in error?
Message-ID: <FRI.22.FEB.2008.031901.0800.>

Hi there,


the following question:
in my experiment I present in the follwing order:

fixation cross (500ms) - stimulus (1000ms) - blank screen (random time
between 1000 - 1200 ms).


I am using event mode as the duration of the stimulus needs to be
constant (EEG recording - ERP experiment) - always 1000 ms.

Times are adapted to vertical refresh (i.e. fixation cross duration
483 ms instead of 500 ms). The stimulus preload is 100 ms.


Problem: in the edat-file (constructed during the presentation) I am
told the stimulus duration is 1000 ms (as wished). The time difference
between the onset and offset of stimulus equals 900 ms (for example
onset: 191503, stimulus offset: 192403).

Why is that? Does that mean the stimulus is presented only for 900 ms?
If yes, what can be done about it?



Thanks for your help!


Andrea
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From: systemfri at gmail.com (roshan roshan)
Date: Sat, 23 Feb 2008 21:42:37 +0800
Subject: How to make easy way to download rapidshare
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From: systemfri at gmail.com (roshan roshan)
Date: Tue, 26 Feb 2008 01:13:20 +0800
Subject: Double Password
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From tutorial87 at gmail.com  Mon Feb 25 17:24:18 2008
From: tutorial87 at gmail.com (thanus thanus)
Date: Tue, 26 Feb 2008 01:24:18 +0800
Subject: Double Password
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Double Password gives you an opportunity to choose the level of your
security: low, medium and
high. The first means that protection is actually disabled and all users may
log into your system. The second level means that a user can log into your
OS only with the help of a special security token, which has been previously
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easily intercepted by a spy program, which records all your keystrokes. How
can we handle this? And again Double Password has a built-in solution to the
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memorizes a different password, not the one you have entered. You can see
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From edgarmesquita at hotmail.com  Mon Feb 25 18:51:54 2008
From: edgarmesquita at hotmail.com (edgar mesquita)
Date: Mon, 25 Feb 2008 10:51:54 -0800
Subject: random pictures with voice response
Message-ID: <MON.25.FEB.2008.105154.0800.>

Hi everyone,

I'm doing an experiment with e-prime, but I just can't understand how
to build a simple trial of 40 images, randomized, with no replacement,
in witch there are no correct awnswers, just RT's with microphone. I
have a response box and microphone, but for now I'm just testing with
keyboard. I just can't manage to build the test proc in order to do my
experiment. I started with e-prime two weeks ago.

Thanks
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From chunhuichen at 126.com  Wed Feb 27 07:13:09 2008
From: chunhuichen at 126.com (chen)
Date: Wed, 27 Feb 2008 15:13:09 +0800
Subject: random pictures with voice response
In-Reply-To: <1f119593-a633-4fec-bbda-2bbe7fe56aa2@28g2000hsw.googlegroups.com>
Message-ID: <WED.27.FEB.2008.151309.0800.>

 
 for randomize:
 in the Propertie of your list, select "selection" tab, in the multiple selection box of "order", selcet "ramdom"
 
you can connect microphone to Eprime response box, double click on "experiment object"  in structure window, select "devices" tab, and check the device you need. then in the object you used to accept response, select eprime response box as input device.
 
Good luck
 

?2008-02-26?"edgar mesquita" <edgarmesquita at hotmail.com> ???

Hi everyone,

I'm doing an experiment with e-prime, but I just can't understand how
to build a simple trial of 40 images, randomized, with no replacement,
in witch there are no correct awnswers, just RT's with microphone. I
have a response box and microphone, but for now I'm just testing with
keyboard. I just can't manage to build the test proc in order to do my
experiment. I started with e-prime two weeks ago.

Thanks


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From toddcha at gmail.com  Fri Feb 29 07:28:15 2008
From: toddcha at gmail.com (Todd)
Date: Thu, 28 Feb 2008 23:28:15 -0800
Subject: Getting reponses from keyboard and SRBox simultaneously
Message-ID: <THU.28.FEB.2008.232815.0800.>

Hi all,
Hope anyone here can help me.
I am designing a new experiment where subjects need to keep pressing
the spacebar
on the key borad while listening a sound file and then making a
decision by triggering the
voicekey on the SRBox (I need their RTs).

I have tried to many ways and the best scenaro is I can get the times
of pressing spacebar
before and after the sound file but I can't get any RT and the
pressing times during the sound file
playing either.

I am thinking if I sould use Silde, but it turns out I can't make the
sound file played
later and can't get the pressing times.

Can anyony help me?
Thanks

Best
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