What is the current row in a list

[Peter Quain]

ah ... even though [ListName].Sample is logged in the edat file (with 
the property syntax  (.)), it isn't a property of the List Object.
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The List object derives from Factor.  The List has no additional 
properties or methods.
See the Factor object for further information.

Properties

ActionDelay     Filename        Name    ResetCondition  TargetOffsetTime
ActionTime      FinishTime      OffsetTime      ResetEveryRun 
TargetOnsetTime
Deletion        ID      OnsetTime       StartTime       TerminateCondition
Duration        LoadMethod      Order   Tag

Methods

AddLevel        GetNextAttrib   PeekAttrib      SetAttribLogFlag        Size
GetAttrib       GetPrevAttrib   Reset   SetNested       Terminate
GetAttibLogFlag         GetProc         Run     SetProc
GetCurrentAttrib        Load    SetAttrib       SetWeight
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i spose you could add an attribute to your list(s) .. say called 
'lstsample' and number sequentially.. and then grab that value
sss = [ListName].GetCurrentAttrib("lstsample")



At 03:43 PM 23/02/2009, you wrote:



>Hmm...I've never actually used the .sample method. Have you tried
>calling it as BlockList.Sample (in the same way as you might call
>Target.RT)?
>
>Greg Osenbach wrote:
> > Hmm.. This just seems to give me an error
> >
> > "Sample is not a property of the Object"
> >
> > Suggestions?
> >
> > My line of code:
> > Debug.Print "Row = " + str(c.GetAttrib(BlockList.Sample))
> >
> > And:
> > If (c.GetAttrib(BlockList.Sample) = Lot1) Then
> >     Lot1CE = CEValue
> > End If
> > If (c.GetAttrib(BlockList.Sample) = Lot2) Then
> >     Lot2CE = CEValue
> > End If
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Greg
> >
> > On Sun, Feb 22, 2009 at 10:31 PM, Chris Blais <cblais at berkeley.edu
> > <mailto:cblais at berkeley.edu>> wrote:
> >
> >
> >     It will be found in the .edat file. Or, it you need to see it in
> >     real-time for debugging you can write an inLine:
> >
> >     debug.print "ListName_Row=" & ListName.Sample
> >
> >     where ListName is the name of the list and the .sample numbers range
> >     from 1 to the number of items in the list and they numbered 
> in the order
> >     in which they appear in the list.
> >
> >     Greg Osenbach wrote:
> >      > Hi guys.  I am struggling with this one.
> >      >
> >      > How do I determine what the current row in a list my experiment is
> >      > using?  I have been messing around with this one for hours.  If
> >     anyone
> >      > can point me int he correct direction, it would be most appreciated.
> >      >
> >      > Thanks,
> >      > Greg
> >      >
> >      > >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > >
>
>
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