You are right, I wasn't clear, and plus I think that there is a more easy way to explain it. <br>I have a slide called WhiteDot. Assuming that I always give it the correct response (ACC=1). If I read the whiteDot.ACC just after the slide, the value is (most of the time but not always!) 0. If I read it after some other slides, the value is 1. Of course nothing change in the inline script about the ACC of the whitedot slide. <br><br>The post run of whitedot slide is *afterObjectRun*, the prerun is *beforeObjectRun*.<br>The duration of "WhiteDot" is a random variable called DurationA. In the field "Duration" I wrote [DurationA].<br>-What Time Limit do you use for the input mask on whiteDot? <-I am not sure I understand this one. Time Limit of the response is (same as duration). The correct response is to do nothing (just to way DurationA milliseconds) (actually, to be more precise, the subject is asked to press a button on a previous slide, and to keep the button pressed during WhiteDot. If the subject releases the button there is an incorrect resposne, otherwise a correct one).<br>When I say "assuming that I always give the correct response" I mean: assuming that I always wait the right amount of time without doing anything but keep the button pressed. <br><br>Could you write and described a stripped-down program that
<br>exhibits this phenomenon so that we might try to duplicate it?
- Yes I can, but only tomorrow. Maybe you are able to help with the information that I have provided you now? <br>Thank you very much! :-)<br><br><br>On Thursday, 2 May 2013 12:45:44 UTC+1, Vaaal wrote:<blockquote class="gmail_quote" style="margin: 0;margin-left: 0.8ex;border-left: 1px #ccc solid;padding-left: 1ex;">Hi, I am experiencing a really strange problem with e prime.<br><br>It is something simple like this: <br><br><br>Debug.print "1 WhiteDot ACC=" & whiteDot.ACC<br><br>If whiteDot.ACC=1 Then<br><br><br>Debug.print "2 WhiteDot ACC=" & whiteDot.ACC<br>end if <br><br>What the debug print is sometimes <br><br>1 WhiteDot ACC=1<br>2 WhiteDot ACC=1<br><br>and sometimes <br><br>1 WhiteDot ACC=0<br>2 WhiteDot ACC=1<br><br>and sometimes <br><br>1 WhiteDot ACC=0<br>2 WhiteDot ACC=0<br><br><br><br>Assuming that the answer to WhiteDot is always ACCurate and that if I print the whiteDot.ACC in a following inline function it always returns 1, i think that the problem is that ACC value of WhiteDot slide doesn't update instantly. The problem is that in the real inline function I have to do an operation if whiteDot.ACC=0, so it has to be updated instantly after the slide! How can I be sure that this occours?<br><br><br><br></blockquote>
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