By thv - 10/3/2016
Hello,
I ran into issues using multiple if statements in inquisit version 4 that I solved myself, but could not find the solution documented anywhere, so I thought I'd share.
When using multiple if statements in, for example, ontrialend, they cannot all be placed in the same on trial end section or else I believe only the first will run.
ie. this will NOT work:
/ ontrialend = [
if (correct==1) {values.response = 1}
else {values.response = 2}
if (latency > values.resp_window) {values.inwindow = 0;}
else {values.inwindow = 1;}
]
Instead they must be placed in separate ontrialend sections:
/ ontrialend = [
if (correct==1) {values.response = 1}
else {values.response = 2}
]
/ ontrialend = [
if (latency > values.resp_window) {values.inwindow = 0;}
else {values.inwindow = 1;}
]
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By Dave - 10/3/2016
> ie. this will NOT work:
> / ontrialend = [
> if (correct==1) {values.response = 1}
> else {values.response = 2}
>
> if (latency > values.resp_window) {values.inwindow = 0;}
> else {values.inwindow = 1;}
> ]
The above doesn't work because the statements aren't properly separated, i.e., the syntax is wrong. Do
/ ontrialend = [
if (correct==1) {values.response = 1}
else {values.response = 2} ; <-Semicolon is the separator
if (latency > values.resp_window) {values.inwindow = 0;}
else {values.inwindow = 1;}
]
and it should work just fine.
See for yourself by running
<block myblock>
/ trials = [1=mytrial]
</block>
<trial mytrial>
/ ontrialend = [if (values.a) {values.response = 1}
else {values.response = 2};
if (values.b > values.c) {values.inwindow = 0;}
else {values.inwindow = 1;}
]
/ validresponse = (57)
</trial>
<values>
/ a = false
/ b = 3
/ c = 4
/ response = 0
/ inwindow = -1
</values>
<data>
/ columns = [values.a, values.b, values.c, values.response, values.inwindow]
/ separatefiles = true
</data>
which has the same structure as your logic.
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