David McFarlane
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Another bug that affects E-Prime 3.0.3.31 - 3.0.3.80 (SP2), confirmed by PST Support and recently reported at https://groups.google.com/d/topic/e-prime/kohvRBzaLe8:Under some circumstances, Mouse.S...
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Note that in both E-Prime 2 and E-Prime 3, when you change Position Time Format it immediately also changes the format shown for Start Offset & Stop Offset (ms, µs, or bytes), but when you close th...
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On a fussy grammatical note, "These files are comprised of ..." should read either "These files comprise ..." or "These files are composed of ..." (see Strunk & White's "The Elements of Style").
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A good start. You left out .txt, .wndpos, .xsl, & .xml (and possibly .bin):- txt: E-Prime generates a plain text file to hold data during the experiment, and upon successful completion generates ...
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Nice example of a useful function. I especially like the second method using Script Task Events.
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EP2 also includes the following bitwise functions:BitwiseOrBitwiseXorBitwiseNotwhich work as expected.Note that LShift may produce an overflow error under some conditions. E.g.,Dim x0 As Integer,...
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I have had AutoUpdate enabled for many, many years, through several versions of E-Prime. Not once has it notified me of a new version, not even when a new version became available (which I of cour...
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The E-Studio GUI makes Subject, Session, & Group available for counterbalancing, but you may also counterbalance based on other attributes or criteria by judicious use of inline code.
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I like "Match Desktop Resolution" a lot, but only during program development, and only when development does not itself depend on particular display settings. I just find it tedious to sit throug...
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Turns out my first workaround falls short in some cases. So I made a new workaround using a TextDisplay for the message, using Keyboard Device directly for response, and using an offscreen Canvas ...