<br>I've started running several experiments in which I record people's typed responses: using a slide object, I show a text box on the slide, and "echo" what they're typing into it. Now I'm trying to look at the responses, but the problem is that E-prime gives me these responses as literal translations of what's been typed: e.g. {SHIFT}The{SPACE}object{SPACE}was{SPACE}of{SPACE}type{SPACE}{SHIFT}G{.}{DOWNARROW}<br>
<br>I'm not sure if this has been solved in E-prime 2.0, but I wanted to find out if anyone had already written a script for cleaning up this kind of response (that goes through and gets rid of the spaces,shifts,etc) or if there was a better way to get this information out of the e-data file (or even to change how I'm encoding it while the program is running).<br>
<br>Thanks,<br><br>Joseph<br><br>
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