Using table/arrays/if-statements in a survey

Hello,

I have a long survey code which can be shortened fairly easily if only there is a way to use some clever array-ing, or table or something similar.

My problem is the following:

l: random1
t: set
- random 1 2

l: jump1
t: jump
- if random1 == 1 goto Q1
- if random1 == 2 goto Q2

l: Q1
t: radio
i: image1M
q: What is in the picture?
- a bird
- a plane
- superman

l: jump2
t: jump
- goto end

l: Q2
t: radio
i: image1F
q: What is in the picture?
- a bird
- a plane
- superman
So, I have 2 conditions (M and F). And, as you see, each question consists of 7 lines of code. If I could do something similar to:


l: random1
t: set
- random 1 2

l: Q
t: radio
i: $random1 #so the image being shown is the one decided by the random1 variable
#similar to the experiment scripting
q: What is in the picture?
- a bird
- a plane
- superman

This would effectively shorten my code by double. Now, image I have 16 such conditions... Instead of having 160 lines of code, I could have 10... I can manage to do it by having 160 lines, but it is so messy that I cannot look at it

Thanks for any suggestion, I am tagging PsyToolkit because I am not sure whether this is even possible. Sorry to bother.

Best, Matia