this must have been a glitch, probably I played around with 0.19beta and 0.18.3 at the same time. Opening only 0.19beta, then the bug disappears - thus closing
What analysis are you seeing the problem on?
both independent t-tests
What OS are you seeing the problem on?
Flatpak
Bug Description
Steps to Reproduce
open eye movements data from data library with 0.19 beta
error occurs
Log (if any)
This analysis terminated unexpectedly.
Error: Trying to decode columnName but 'CriticalRecall' is not an encoded columnName!
this must have been a glitch, probably I played around with 0.19beta and 0.18.3 at the same time. Opening only 0.19beta, then the bug disappears - thus closing
What analysis are you seeing the problem on?
both independent t-tests
What OS are you seeing the problem on?
Flatpak
Bug Description
Steps to Reproduce
Log (if any)
This analysis terminated unexpectedly.
Error: Trying to decode columnName but 'CriticalRecall' is not an encoded columnName!
Stack trace tryCatchOne(expr, names, parentenv, handlers[[1]])
doTryCatch(return(expr), name, parentenv, handler)
withCallingHandlers(expr = analysis(jaspResults = jaspResults, dataset = dataset, options = options), error = .addStackTrace)
analysis(jaspResults = jaspResults, dataset = dataset, options = options)
.ttestBayesianRunAnalysis(jaspResults, dataset, options, 'independent')
.ttestBayesianReadData(dataset, options)
.readDataSetToEnd(columns = c(dependents, grouping), exclude.na.listwise = excl)
.fromRCPP('.readDatasetToEndNative', unlist(columns), unlist(columns.as.numeric), unlist(columns.as.ordinal), unlist(columns.as.factor), all.columns ≠ FALSE)
do.call(obj, args)
(new('C++Function', .Data = function (...) { .External(InternalFunction_invoke, xp, ...) }, pointer = , docstring = character(0), signature = character(0)))(c('CriticalRecall', 'Condition'), NULL, NULL, NULL, FALSE)
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