Closed behinger closed 2 years ago
Sadly, I'm currently in between EyeLinks! @smathot , you've looked at the same issue; does @behinger 's solution work?
It probably works but there are more substantial differences in the new PyLink SDK which break the fixation-triggered drift correction. I have a likely fix on this branch, but I still need to check whether the fix for the new SDK doesn't break things for the old SDK.
In other words, don't merge this other EyeLink-related PRs for now!
Thanks! I'll hold off then :)
I recently got a new eyelink1000+ that was delivered with pylink 2.1.
In this pylink version,
pylink.__version__
is a module (not a string anymore) containingpylink.__version__.__version__
with the version number as str. This simple fix solved an issue we had so far - I will perform some further testing tomorrow when I have access to the eye tracker again.Cheers, Bene
PS: The fix is now from memory, I hope I didn't introduce a syntax error, but the gist of what it does should be quite obvious