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+x+x+x+xAlso, it looks like the summary data line is being appended to the end of the one data file that's being created (instead of being used for it's own file) Try specifying different names for the two respective files in addition. <data> ... / file = ".\Data\rawdata.iqdat" </data> <summarydata> ... / file = ".\Data\summarydata.iqdat" </summarydata> Unfortunately it then gives two "Unable to access the data file at ".\Data\Test_rawdata.iqdat". Verify this is a valid path" errors (the other error being for the summary data file). Hmm... Not sure. Would either specifying the full path (not a relative path), i.e. / file = "d:\task\data\raw.iqdat" and / file = "d:\task\data\summary.iqdat" respectively be an option? Or, alternatively, suppose you have the following folder structure /task/task.iqx /data/ i.e. /data/ is not a subfolder under task but on the same level. Then it should be possible to specify <data> ... / separatefiles = true / file = "..\data\raw.iqdat" </data> <summarydata> ... / separatefiles = true / file = "..\data\summary.iqdat" </summarydata> (example attached) Hmmm, it looks like a full (UNC) path works fine. Weird, I wonder why the usual didn't. Thanks for the suggestion!
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+x+x+xAlso, it looks like the summary data line is being appended to the end of the one data file that's being created (instead of being used for it's own file) Try specifying different names for the two respective files in addition. <data> ... / file = ".\Data\rawdata.iqdat" </data> <summarydata> ... / file = ".\Data\summarydata.iqdat" </summarydata> Unfortunately it then gives two "Unable to access the data file at ".\Data\Test_rawdata.iqdat". Verify this is a valid path" errors (the other error being for the summary data file). Hmm... Not sure. Would either specifying the full path (not a relative path), i.e. / file = "d:\task\data\raw.iqdat" and / file = "d:\task\data\summary.iqdat" respectively be an option? Or, alternatively, suppose you have the following folder structure /task/task.iqx /data/ i.e. /data/ is not a subfolder under task but on the same level. Then it should be possible to specify <data> ... / separatefiles = true / file = "..\data\raw.iqdat" </data> <summarydata> ... / separatefiles = true / file = "..\data\summary.iqdat" </summarydata> (example attached)
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+x+xAlso, it looks like the summary data line is being appended to the end of the one data file that's being created (instead of being used for it's own file) Try specifying different names for the two respective files in addition. <data> ... / file = ".\Data\rawdata.iqdat" </data> <summarydata> ... / file = ".\Data\summarydata.iqdat" </summarydata> Unfortunately it then gives two "Unable to access the data file at ".\Data\Test_rawdata.iqdat". Verify this is a valid path" errors (the other error being for the summary data file).
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+xAlso, it looks like the summary data line is being appended to the end of the one data file that's being created (instead of being used for it's own file) Try specifying different names for the two respective files in addition. <data> ... / file = ".\Data\rawdata.iqdat" </data> <summarydata> ... / file = ".\Data\summarydata.iqdat" </summarydata>
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Also, it looks like the summary data line is being appended to the end of the one data file that's being created (instead of being used for it's own file)
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Hi, I'm working with a task where I'd like the captured data to be stored in a sub "Data" folder.
The original script saves both the raw data and summary data in the root directory just fine, but when I try to specify the Data subfolder, only one file gets created (in the Data subfolder).
What am I doing wrong?
Script for it to put both files in the root directory:
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raw data
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<data>
/ columns = (build, computer.platform, date,time,subject, group, blockcode, blocknum, values.blocknumber, expressions.blocknumber,
trialcode, trialnum, values.trialnumber, expressions.trialnumber,values.stimulus,values.signal,values.correct,
response, values.response,values.rt, values.ns_ntotal, values.ss_ntotal, values.ssd,expressions.p_rs,expressions.ssd,
expressions.ssrt,expressions.sr_rt,expressions.ns_rt,expressions.ns_hit,expressions.miss,
expressions.z_score,expressions.p_value)
/ separatefiles = true
</data>
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summary data
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<summarydata>
/ columns = (script.startdate,script.starttime,script.subjectid, script.groupid, script.elapsedtime, computer.platform, values.completed,
expressions.p_rs,expressions.ssd,expressions.ssrt,
expressions.sr_rt,expressions.ns_rt,expressions.ns_hit,expressions.miss,
expressions.z_score,expressions.p_value, expressions.p_debug)
/ separatefiles = true
</summarydata>
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Script for it to only create 1 file:
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raw data
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<data>
/ columns = (build, computer.platform, date,time,subject, group, blockcode, blocknum, values.blocknumber, expressions.blocknumber,
trialcode, trialnum, values.trialnumber, expressions.trialnumber,values.stimulus,values.signal,values.correct,
response, values.response,values.rt, values.ns_ntotal, values.ss_ntotal, values.ssd,expressions.p_rs,expressions.ssd,
expressions.ssrt,expressions.sr_rt,expressions.ns_rt,expressions.ns_hit,expressions.miss,
expressions.z_score,expressions.p_value)
/ separatefiles = true
/ file = ".\Data\"
</data>
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summary data
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<summarydata>
/ columns = (script.startdate,script.starttime,script.subjectid, script.groupid, script.elapsedtime, computer.platform, values.completed,
expressions.p_rs,expressions.ssd,expressions.ssrt,
expressions.sr_rt,expressions.ns_rt,expressions.ns_hit,expressions.miss,
expressions.z_score,expressions.p_value, expressions.p_debug)
/ separatefiles = true
/ file = ".\Data\"
</summarydata>
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