Hi Elise,
Yes, the logic is exactly the same as with the Key element, you just test for the selected item using .test.selected:
Template( "Filler_orig.csv" ,
row => ["filler_orig",
"DashedSentence", {s: row.Sentence},
"PennController", newTrial(
defaultImage
.size(400,400)
,
newImage("CoveredPicture", "covered.jpg")
,
newImage("VisualPicture", row.Picture)
,
newCanvas(800,400)
.add( -25 , 0 , newCanvas("left" , 400, 400) )
.add( 425 , 0 , newCanvas("right", 400, 400) )
.print()
.settings.log()
,
newCanvas(50,50)
.settings.add(-75,-200, newText("(F)"))
.settings.add(850,-200, newText("(J)"))
.print()
,
newVar("toggle", 1) // Initialize with value 1
.global().set( v=>1-v ).test.is(1) // This should be 1-v, I think
.success(
getImage("CoveredPicture").print(0,0,getCanvas("left")),
getImage( "VisualPicture").print(0,0,getCanvas("right"))
)
.failure(
getImage("CoveredPicture").print(0,0,getCanvas("right")),
getImage( "VisualPicture").print( 0,0,getCanvas("left") )
)
,
newSelector()
.settings.disableClicks()
.settings.add( getImage("CoveredPicture") , getImage("VisualPicture") )
.settings.keys( "F" , "J" )
.settings.log()
.wait()
.test.selected( getImage(row.Target) )
.success( newText("Good job!").print() )
.failure( newText("Nope!").print() )
,
newButton("Next").print().wait()
)
.log('Condition', row.Condition)
.log('Item', row.Item)
])
NOTE: I replaced the v-1 bit with 1-v as it makes more sense to me (you want the toggle Var to alternate between 1 and 0, not to tend towards -inifinity)—sorry if that was my mistake from a previous code