Post by pzelchenko on Aug 20, 2022 11:22:47 GMT
See below. I can understand why you might need to put this kind of information into an error message since the help documentation hasn't been updated on this command, and I imagine you have a backlog on work. But it's not easy to find this file given the way you show the link here. I spent about 10 minutes noodling around carefully in your (very good and extensive) documentation and cannot reason my way through to where it might be. That doesn't mean it's not there, it just means that despite as much cognitive capacity as I used to try to find it, it was insufficient to the task.
Perhaps since PsyToolkit's documentation is so extensive, it might help to give a more clear idea of where this type of example content is situated in those menus.
Perhaps since PsyToolkit's documentation is so extensive, it might help to give a more clear idea of where this type of example content is situated in those menus.
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ERROR: allcorrect_missing_error in line: 405
>>> train 6 allcorrect 30
Error in allcorrect call because the task has no error
statement.
Solution: Somewhere in the task, you must have an "error" statement to
indicated the task was carried out incorrectly (or correctly if the
error statement was not used).
In the PsyToolkit examples, see trialselection/trialselection.psy for
a detailed example.