The script generated two files: one named "questionnaires" which may be the wide one and another "Script_RIG_Study3_finalweb" which is the long one i suppose. Am I correct? Or maybe you think about another file which is not visible to me?
I checked both datafiles - the openended responses are in none of them.
If the file was called "Script_RIG_Study3_finalweb.iqx", then yes, this is the data file you ought to check. Since you have define a /skip condition for the <openended> you won't have responses for all participants, of course.
That's what I did at first. But there is no such data,
Please run the script in a "monkey' mode and see by yourself, maybe I'm missing something? Maybe change all "30000" to shorter times only.
Could you do that?
Examining the full script you posted reveals that by specifying only the following columns
<data>/ columns = [trialnum, values.start, values.timeoflastresponse, values.timebetweenresponses]</data>
you have drastically limited the recorded data. Thus you won't find any responses, latencies, etc. -- neither for the <openended> element, nor for most of the other elements. None of that is "recoverable" since nothing was recorded in the first place.
That is really bad :/
Thank you anyway Dave, you are very helpful.
I made that mistake because you posted me the part of the script few weeks earlier and I used it but didn't realized that I'm going to need also another informations and didn't modify that "data" part of your script. I should have think about it hat time.
That's unfortunate. The reason the example I provided was limited to those output variables was to make it easier to focus on the important parts (by omitting any and all info irrelevant to the problem at hand). It was, of course, never meant for "production" use in a larger context with lots of additional requirements.
Sure. Your example was clear and let me understand that concept I was asking for. Then I started to build the whole exp on that and forgot to change that line.
Anyway, I have more work but nobody is dead so it could be worse :)