How to copy/generate a list of all elements in a given script

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How to copy/generate a list of all elements in a given script

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serge	serge posted 5 Years Ago Topic Details Share Topic
Group: Forum Members Posts: 7, Visits: 13	Is there a way to copy (or save as a text file) the list of all elements used in a script, for instance as they appear on the right-hand panel (Alphabetic) of Inquisit Lab? I'm trying to compare 2 complex scripts to identify and rename duplicate elements to use with <include> Thanks!
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Dave	Dave posted 5 Years Ago ANSWER Post Details Share Post
Group: Administrators Posts: 13K, Visits: 104K	+x serge - Wednesday, February 27, 2019 Is there a way to copy (or save as a text file) the list of all elements used in a script, for instance as they appear on the right-hand panel (Alphabetic) of Inquisit Lab? I'm trying to compare 2 complex scripts to identify and rename duplicate elements to use with <include> Thanks! You can do the following: (1) Open the script in Inquisit Lab, then parse it (click the "Validate script" button). (2) Click on the "Output" tab at the bottom: There you'll find parsing result, which is a list of all the elements in the script, in the order they were parsed. The output can be selected and copied: (3) Then you can paste the output into a text editor of your choosing, and you'll have your list of elements (example attached). Alternatively or in addition, since Inquisit script files (*.iqx) are simple text files (not some binary format), you can use a simple diff tool (e.g. WinMerge under Windows; http://winmerge.org/ ) to compare the two (complex) scripts -- this will highlight any differences. Attachments exampleoutput.txt (285 views, 1.00 KB)
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serge	serge posted 5 Years Ago ANSWER Post Details Share Post
Group: Forum Members Posts: 7, Visits: 13	+x Dave - Wednesday, February 27, 2019 +x serge - Wednesday, February 27, 2019 Is there a way to copy (or save as a text file) the list of all elements used in a script, for instance as they appear on the right-hand panel (Alphabetic) of Inquisit Lab? I'm trying to compare 2 complex scripts to identify and rename duplicate elements to use with <include> Thanks! You can do the following: (1) Open the script in Inquisit Lab, then parse it (click the "Validate script" button). (2) Click on the "Output" tab at the bottom: There you'll find parsing result, which is a list of all the elements in the script, in the order they were parsed. The output can be selected and copied: (3) Then you can paste the output into a text editor of your choosing, and you'll have your list of elements (example attached). Alternatively or in addition, since Inquisit script files (*.iqx) are simple text files (not some binary format), you can use a simple diff tool (e.g. WinMerge under Windows; http://winmerge.org/ ) to compare the two (complex) scripts -- this will highlight any differences. Thank you, Dave! The parsing option seems particularly straightforward.
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