Closed adammorrissirrommada closed 8 years ago
@teresakoster If I set a property to a function:
f=stimuli.fixation('fix'); f.Y = '@(fix) fix.X)';
and then assign it a new value instead (as might be done by a factorial design, for example):
f.Y = 10;
it retains the function and ignores the new value that was set.
Actually, this is true for my version, but it's possible that you have already made changes that resolve this (my cic/plugin code is somewhat dated now).
I'm pretty sure this works now!
@teresakoster If I set a property to a function:
f=stimuli.fixation('fix'); f.Y = '@(fix) fix.X)';
and then assign it a new value instead (as might be done by a factorial design, for example):
f.Y = 10;
it retains the function and ignores the new value that was set.