#R as an IF Condition

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MrMindScience

Can #R work as a condition for an IF statement?
For instance, is
IF (#R^Left Lever press)

[@true, @false]
a valid command? What if the program
loops? Will it automatically be true if the rat pressed
the left lever on the previous loop? How can I can’t
figure out how to get a state set to reset all together
nor if I even need to.

Any thoughts?

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Jon Beyor

No, that is not a valid IF statement.

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Gary Bamberger
Re: #R as an IF Condition
Reply #2 on: December 01, 2016, 11:49:05 am

Not certain what you are trying to accomplish here. You can
have more than one input in a State so it is possible to know
if the response was a Left Lever Press or a Right Lever Press:

S5,
#R^LeftLever: —> S6 \ Correct Response
#R^RightLever: —> S7 \ Incorrect Response

 

You can even have the Right Lever Press arrow back to
S5 with —> SX or —> S5.

I hope that this information helps. In order to give you a more
specific answer I would need to know exactly what you are
trying to do.

Gary

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