Using Labels
Leisha Wharfield
leisha at decisionresearch.org
Wed Jul 7 16:00:02 UTC 2004
Yes. That's how I pick out different conditions in my experiments. GOTO
Condition1, for example, where Condition1 is a label.
Harvey Shulman wrote:
> I Figured out that there is a Label Object to create a jump target. I
> also can see that an object that collects input can terminate with a
> jump to such a Label. What about an object that does not collect
> input? Can it be terminated with a jump as well ? Also, can I put a
> GOTO LABEL in an In-line to get to a Label Object ?
>
> Harvey Shulman wrote:
>
>> Thanks Leisha (and everyone else who replied). In order to put in a
>> label do I just create an Inline that contains the label and place it
>> just before the procedure or list I want to execute ?
>>
>> Harvey Shulman
>>
>> Leisha Wharfield wrote:
>>
>>> I use different procedures. In-line text at the beginning of the
>>> experiment determines which procedure will run based on subject
>>> number, continuing to procedure 1 or jumping to a label marking
>>> other procedures. Each block list jumps to the end of the experiment
>>> or that stage of the experiment on termination.
>>>
>>> Leisha
>>>
>>> Harvey Shulman wrote:
>>>
>>>> I have an experiment that involves presenting single words on the
>>>> screen. They are presently entered in one of the columns in a
>>>> table structure and everything works fine. But I have had to
>>>> construct 4 versions of the program to accomodate the use of 4
>>>> different lists of words. I would prefer to use one version of
>>>> the program and read whichever word list I need (keyed on the
>>>> subject number) into the table data structure so that Eprime could
>>>> apply properties such as randomization to them. I can't see how
>>>> to do that in Eprime. Can it be done ?
>>>>
>>>> Harvey Shulman
>>>> Ohiuo State University
>>>> Department of Psychology
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>
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