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--- jvs:cigal:showplay:manual:chapter1:ppf [2011/07/18 21:58] – voyvodic
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 The parameter settings section appears first and is used to specify parameters to use during the paradigm. These can be any CIGAL commands, but typically just involve setting global variable values. After the parameter section there should be a blank line, followed by the stimulus timing list, organized as a table. Each line in the table specifies a separate stimulus event.  The columns specify: the stimulus file name (or text string or command), a user-defined ID code value([[jvs:cigal:showplay:manual:chapter4:eventcode|Eventcode]]), a control flag ([[jvs:cigal:showplay:manual:chapter4:eventflag|Eventflag]]), the [[jvs:cigal:showplay:manual:chapter4:start|Onset]] and [[jvs:cigal:showplay:manual:chapter4:duration|Duration]] in milliseconds, and screen location for visual stimuli (See [[jvs:cigal:showplay:manual:chapter1:stimulustable|Stimulus Table]] for details.)  Stimuli can overlap in time and do not need to be listed in chronological order.
-The following is an example of a simple input file that mixes graphics, pictures, text, movies, and sound stimuli. (Text following a ';' is ignored by CIGAL -- Do not start any line with ';' within the body of the parameter block or the stimulus list because it will be interpreted as a blank line, which will terminate the text block.)
+The following is an example of a simple input file that mixes graphics, pictures, text, movies, and sound stimuli. (Text following a ';' is ignored by CIGAL)
   showplay 0                      ; initialize new showplay task