problems with Coder mode for Mac users
Michelle Barton
mbarton at ncf.edu
Mon Sep 13 13:23:02 UTC 2021
Hello,
I am teaching an undergrad lab class that is learning to use CLAN. 2
students are using Macs and ran into trouble with the coder function. The
issues were:
1) After placing the cursor on the speaker line to be coded and hitting
esc-e, CLAN inserted the dependent coding tier (%spa) ABOVE the speaker
line instead of below.
-note that the .cut file was accessed appropriately and the codes were
appearing at the bottom of the screen and could be inserted by clicking on
them, so that part is ok... it is just the placement of the dependent tier
going above rather than below the main line.
2) When the students complete their coding entries and type esc-c, they get
a message to finish the coding; they can't exit the single line of code
even when typing esc-c again. They can't do anything except exit the whole
transcript and try again, but same thing happens, so their codes do not get
saved.
I do not have a Mac, so I cannot recreate these steps myself, but I did
watch them run through the steps they should use, and both students had the
same issues arise. The work around for the assignment was for them to
manually type in the codes instead of via coder mode... but this was only
doable because there were only 30 code lines to enter in their 2
transcripts.
They both downloaded the CLAN for Macs around Aug 25, so they are using the
versions that were posted then.
Thank you for any help,
Michelle
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