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How to distinguish different APP in debugging interface. #87

Closed zangguojun closed 3 years ago

zangguojun commented 3 years ago
SESSION_CONFIGS = [
    dict(
       name='Dickson_Salary_full',
       display_name="Dickson_Salary_full",
       num_demo_participants=5,
       app_sequence=[
           'rule_base',
           'round_base',
           'survey',
       ]
    ),
    dict(
        name='Dickson_Salary_limited',
        display_name="Dickson_Salary_limited",
        num_demo_participants=5,
        app_sequence=[
            'rule_base_limited',
            'round_base_limited',
            'survey',
        ]
    ),
    dict(
        name='Dickson_Appropriation_full',
        display_name="Dickson_Appropriation_full",
        num_demo_participants=5,
        app_sequence=[
            'rule_appropriation_full',
            'round_appropriation_full',
            'survey',
        ]
    ),
    dict(
        name='Dickson_Appropriation_limited',
        display_name="Dickson_Appropriation_limited",
        num_demo_participants=5,
        app_sequence=[
            'rule_appropriation_limited',
            'round_appropriation_limited',
            'survey',
        ]
    ),
]

like this,I have many items, ''' dict( name='Dickson_Appropriation_limited', display_name="Dickson_Appropriation_limited", num_demo_participants=5, app_sequence=[ 'rule_appropriation_limited', 'round_appropriation_limited', 'survey', ] ), ''' for example, I want to distinguish those items but it didn't write clearly in your developer documentation when I am debugging or exported excel?

oTree-org commented 3 years ago

I’m sorry, I dont understand. Can you provide an example or screenshot of what you mean?

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On Dec 8, 2020, at 8:07 PM, zangguojun notifications@github.com wrote:

 SESSION_CONFIGS = [ dict( name='Dickson_Salary_full', display_name="Dickson_Salary_full", num_demo_participants=5, app_sequence=[ 'rule_base', 'round_base', 'survey', ] ), dict( name='Dickson_Salary_limited', display_name="Dickson_Salary_limited", num_demo_participants=5, app_sequence=[ 'rule_base_limited', 'round_base_limited', 'survey', ] ), dict( name='Dickson_Appropriation_full', display_name="Dickson_Appropriation_full", num_demo_participants=5, app_sequence=[ 'rule_appropriation_full', 'round_appropriation_full', 'survey', ] ), dict( name='Dickson_Appropriation_limited', display_name="Dickson_Appropriation_limited", num_demo_participants=5, app_sequence=[ 'rule_appropriation_limited', 'round_appropriation_limited', 'survey', ] ), ] like this,I have many items, ''' dict( name='Dickson_Appropriation_limited', display_name="Dickson_Appropriation_limited", num_demo_participants=5, app_sequence=[ 'rule_appropriation_limited', 'round_appropriation_limited', 'survey', ] ), ''' for example, I want to distinguish those items but it didn't write clearly in your developer documentation when I am debugging or exported excel?

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