# Generated by OpenSesame 0.27.1 (Frisky Freud)
# Sat Mar 23 21:39:57 2013 (posix)
# <http://www.cogsci.nl/opensesame>

set foreground "white"
set subject_parity "even"
set description "Default description"
set title "New experiment"
set compensation "0"
set coordinates "relative"
set height "768"
set mouse_backend "xpyriment"
set width "1024"
set sampler_backend "legacy"
set keyboard_backend "legacy"
set background "black"
set subject_nr "0"
set canvas_backend "xpyriment"
set start "experiment"
set synth_backend "legacy"

define sequence sequence
	run print_sentences "always"
	run stimulus "always"
	run keyboard_response "always"
	run logger "always"

define sketchpad stimulus
	set duration "0"
	set description "Displays stimuli"
	draw textline 0 0 "[sentence]" center=1 color=white font_family="mono" font_size=18 font_italic=no font_bold=no show_if="always"

define keyboard_response keyboard_response

define sequence experiment
	run read_sentences "always"
	run loop "always"

define inline_script print_sentences
	set _run ""
	___prepare__
	# Because the variables are made global
	# in the previous inline_script item, we
	# can use them here as well. For example,
	# to print them to the debug window:

	print Phrase1
	print Phrase2
	print Phrase3
	print Phrase4
	print Phrase5
	print Phrase6
	__end__
	set description "Executes Python code"

define logger logger
	set description "Logs experimental data"

define inline_script read_sentences
	set _run ""
	___prepare__
	# Read information from the file:

	path = exp.get_file('sentences.txt')

	handle_read = open(path).readlines()

	for line in handle_read:
		data = line.split(",")
		print data
		id = data[0]
		corr = data[1]
		Phrase1 = data[2]
		Phrase2 = data[3]
		Phrase3 = data[4]
		Phrase4 = data[5]
		Phrase5 = data[6]
		Phrase6 = data[7]

	# To make the variables available in the interface,
	# such as a loop item, set the variables
	# by using the exp.set() function:
	exp.set("Phrase1", Phrase1)
	exp.set("Phrase2", Phrase2)
	exp.set("Phrase3", Phrase3)
	exp.set("Phrase4", Phrase4)
	exp.set("Phrase5", Phrase5)
	exp.set("Phrase6", Phrase6)

	# If you want the variables to be available in other
	# inline_script items as well, you should make them
	# global, like so:
	global Phrase1, Phrase2, Phrase3, Phrase4, Phrase5, Phrase6
	__end__
	set description "Executes Python code"

define loop loop
	set repeat "1"
	set description "Repeatedly runs another item"
	set item "sequence"
	set column_order "sentence"
	set cycles "6"
	set order "random"
	setcycle 0 sentence "[Phrase1]"
	setcycle 1 sentence "[Phrase2]"
	setcycle 2 sentence "[Phrase3]"
	setcycle 3 sentence "[Phrase4]"
	setcycle 4 sentence "[Phrase5]"
	setcycle 5 sentence "[Phrase6]"
	run sequence