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Post by yiannis on Nov 19, 2020 19:51:38 GMT
I get the following warning when compiling (error in red, suggestion in green). I do not see how my line is any different than the suggestion.
Anybody any ideas?
Further below the actual table if this is of any help
WARNING: table_unequal_row_strings in line: 19
>>> "Disorganised thoughts" 1 2
Problem: Your table has different numbers of items on this row within
strings than on the row before.
Note: A string is a piece of text within two quotes.
This warning is not necessarily a problem. But if you are a beginner,
this warning is likely a mistake in your table.
Each string can have multiple words. Example of CORRECT table with
strings (quoted material), and three items per row. Note that the
number of words within a string is irrelevant, each string is counted
as one item:
table mytable
"condition one" 3 4
"condition two" 3 2
"my control group" 1 5
My actual table below:
table schizophrenia_depression_list
"Hallucination" 1 2
"Delusion" 1 2
"Hysteria" 1 2
"Catatonic" 1 2
"Psychosis" 1 2
"Schizophrenia" 1 2
"Disorganised thoughts" 1 2
"Sadness" 2 1
"Emptiness" 2 1
"Fatigue" 2 1
"Worthlessness" 2 1
"Suicidal" 2 1
"Depressed" 2 1
"Joyless" 2 1
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Post by alexandra (AEC) on Nov 21, 2020 14:12:21 GMT
As long as your experiment is running as planned, I do not see a problem. The warning occurs in my opinion only due to one character item in your list being made from two words instead of one like all your other character items.
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