Post by andre on Oct 29, 2023 7:49:05 GMT
Hi All,
Title says it: When I have the downloaded "data.zip" file from the PsyToolKit website, is there somewhere the actual name of the survey (as I named it in the PsyToolKit web interface) stored?
The name(s) of the experiments which are called from within a survey are stored in the data.xls file. And I'm aware that the code is also stored.
Background: I often create parallel versions of the same experiment for dissertation students. Thus, the code and everything is identical, but one "data.zip" may relate to a student who tested participant group A, and another data.zip may relate to group B. And of course I usually take good care in downloading the data etc, but we recently had a slight confusion and I was wondering whether this is stored somewhere without me downloading all data again.
I plan to now / for the future write the name of the survey also in the survey code as comment to avoid this...
Best wishes,
Andre
Title says it: When I have the downloaded "data.zip" file from the PsyToolKit website, is there somewhere the actual name of the survey (as I named it in the PsyToolKit web interface) stored?
The name(s) of the experiments which are called from within a survey are stored in the data.xls file. And I'm aware that the code is also stored.
Background: I often create parallel versions of the same experiment for dissertation students. Thus, the code and everything is identical, but one "data.zip" may relate to a student who tested participant group A, and another data.zip may relate to group B. And of course I usually take good care in downloading the data etc, but we recently had a slight confusion and I was wondering whether this is stored somewhere without me downloading all data again.
I plan to now / for the future write the name of the survey also in the survey code as comment to avoid this...
Best wishes,
Andre