time limit for task
David Moore
D.Moore at bath.ac.uk
Thu Jan 26 12:35:30 UTC 2012
Hi Mich,
Thank you very much for your help. There are two small problems that I am
still having. I have the experiment set up with two procedures coming from
one this one running one task and one running the other. After the end of
each trial the following script is run
If Decresp.resp= 1 then goto Label1
If Decresp.resp= 2 then goto Label2
This either takes them back to before the trial again to stay put of ends
the trial and starts the other task. Therefore by by setting the end time
as 10 minutes in the overall list it will only exit after the participant
chooses to change the task. I was therefore wondering if there was some
script that can end it more immediately at 10 minutes.
Also I have put in the script for the time however it does not seem be
displayed on the slide I have put a text display with [SecondsLeft] in it
however is says there is no such attribute.
Thank you again
David
--On 25 January 2012 12:33 -0800 MSpape <sovspape at cognitology.eu> wrote:
> Hi,
> Okay, checked for newer messages, this has not been solved, correct?
> Place your experiment in a list. Any list, even if it has only one
> level. See the option for exit-list after... and change to 10 minutes.
> Sorted?
> Now, if you want to display changing stuff, in E-prime, be prepared
> for hardship, as it isn't E-Prime's forte. For instance, before the
> experiment, place Dim ExperimentStarted as Long ...in the global
> script place (alt+5). Place ExperimentStarted = Clock.Read ...in an
> inline just before the aforementioned list Then, at any point you want
> to review how much time there is left, you could say something like:
> C.SetAttrib "SecondsLeft" = (10 * 60 * 1000 - (Clock.Read -
> ExperimentStarted))/1000 And voila, you have an attribute with the
> number of seconds left, which you can place at any point in time on
> some TextDisplay in a slide or something. However, it will only update
> if you repeat that line. I'll leave you to that.
>
> Best,
> Mich
>
>
> On Jan 25, 6:00 pm, David Moore <D.Mo... at bath.ac.uk> wrote:
>> Dear e-primers,
>>
>> I am generating an experiment in which participants have to perform on of
>> two tasks and they choose when to do each. The task however needs to last
>> exactly 10 minutes and I dont seem to be able to work out how to force
>> e-prime to have a time limit, if participants could see there time
>> remaining as well that would be perfect.
>>
>> Best
>> David
>
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