use input as a variable

[SP]

Hi,
how do I access the "Respond.RESP" variable on an attribute level in the 
attribute list of the GUI? 
Even if I put "c.SetAttrib "response.RESP", response.RESP" as an input 
object before that I only get the text "Respond.RESP" as a prime and not 
the actually user input which should be used. It must be so easy...but I at 
this moment I can only access the user input in the prime object itself 
with [Response.RESP], but I have multiple conditions for user input so 
thats not doable.
Thanks! 

Am Donnerstag, 19. Mai 2011 11:56:14 UTC-4 schrieb David McFarlane:
>
> Tobias,
>
> At 5/18/2011 11:04 AM Wednesday, you wrote:
> >I want to use the keyboard input from a slide as a variable. Usually,
> >it is only available as an attribute.
>
> Just to make sure this is clear, this statement is incorrect.  In 
> fact, it is just the other way around -- usually, response 
> information is available only as a variable (or more properly 
> speaking, as a property of an object variable).  As Paul Groot has 
> already explained, response information becomes available as 
> attributes only when logging of that information has been set, or 
> when you add inline to do so explicitly, e.g., c.SetAttrib 
> "Respond.RESP", Respond.RESP.
>
> >For example, if the slide is
> >called "Respond", the input during that slide would be available as
> >Respond.RESP. I can then use it in code like this: "if
> >c.getattrib("Respond.RESP") = x then ...." and so on. It is however
> >much handier to have it as a variable. Any idea how to realise that?
>
> So, if you have a stimulus object called, say, StimSlide, and have 
> attached an input mask to StimSlide, then response data will 
> automatically be available as properties of the StimSlide object 
> variable, e.g., StimSlide.RESP, StimSlide.RT, etc.  You need do 
> nothing more.  And in that case, you could implement your example 
> code simply with
>
> If (StimSlide.RESP = x) Then ....
>
> etc. -- i.e., same as before, just strip out the surrounding 
> c.GetAttrib("...").  If you then also want those properties available 
> as attributes, you need to enable logging for the desired properties 
> or add inline code as indicated above.
>
> -- David McFarlane, Professional Faultfinder
>
>

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