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The first part is correct but I do not have a separate column for each FalnkerPrime1-5. Here are the columns I have within TrialList:
Weight
-- 1
-- 1
-- 1
-- 1
Nested
-- Incongruent, Congruent
-- Incongruent, Congruent
-- Incongruent
-- Incongruent, Congruent
Procedure
-- TrialProc
-- TrialProc
-- TrialProc
-- TrialProc
FlankerPrime
-- [C:4]
-- [C:4]
-- [IC:4]
-- [C:4]
FlankerTarget
-- [IC:0]
-- [IC:0]
-- [IC:0]
-- [IC:0]
-Josh
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jroberts (10/14/2008)
The first part is correct but I do not have a separate column for each FalnkerPrime1-5.
Then I am still missing something. If you have an ImageDisplay object named FlankerPrime1, and for Filename it uses the literal string "[FlankerPrime1]", then you must have an attribute or column somewhere named "FlankerPrime1". So where is it?
Thanks,
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Actually all of the image display slides (FlankerPrime1-5) from the TrialList have an input 'FlankerPrime' (no corresponding number) which is a column within the TrialList as laid out in my previous post. So what is happening is that the image display slide references the the attribute column FlankerPrime within the TrialList which then references the corresponding row (i.e., [C:0]) which then should pull from the nested lists of Congruent (in this example) or Incongruent.
-Josh
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jroberts (10/14/2008)
Actually all of the image display slides (FlankerPrime1-5) from the TrialList have an input 'FlankerPrime' (no corresponding number)
OK, now we're getting somewhere. First, I suspect that you mean "[FlankerPrime]" instead of "FlankerPrime" above, unless each of your ImagedDisplay objects loads an image file named "FlankerPrime", which would be wrong. It is critical in these debugging discussions to use complete precision.
Second, as a general rule, you cannot put the same value in several places and expect to get a different outcome each time, so you cannot just put "[FlankerPrime]" as the Filename and expect to load a different image file each time. Something must change, the trick is knowing what that is.
So what is happening is that the image display slide references the the attribute column FlankerPrime within the TrialList which then references the corresponding row (i.e., [C:0]) which then should pull from the nested lists of Congruent (in this example) or Incongruent.
This is not how colon syntax works, so let me try to cut to the chase. Suppose your "Congruent" list has a column named "C" that holds the names of your image files. Just try using the filenames below for your ImageDisplay object (just use the parts between the double quotes):
FlankerPrime1: "[C:0]"
FlankerPrime2: "[C:1]"
FlankerPrime3: "[C:2]"
FlankerPrime4: "[C:3]"
FlankerPrime5: "[C:4]"
This may not do exactly what you want, but with luck it will give you some ideas of what to do next.
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David McFarlane (10/14/2008)
jroberts (10/14/2008)
Actually all of the image display slides (FlankerPrime1-5) from the TrialList have an input 'FlankerPrime' (no corresponding number)
OK, now we're getting somewhere. First, I suspect that you mean "[FlankerPrime]" instead of "FlankerPrime" above, unless each of your ImagedDisplay objects loads an image file named "FlankerPrime", which would be wrong. It is critical in these debugging discussions to use complete precision.
Yes that is correct I did mean [FlankerPrime] for the input.
OK I re-ran the task with your input and it seems to be closer to what I was trying to do. I'm gonna give it another go to try and perfect it. Thanks for your time and commitment.
-Josh
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