Hope you’re feeling better. Am very pleased you think we’ll reach my self-imposed deadline. Even though it is painfully slow this way there is probably more chance of me remembering what you have taught me? I am getting a drip feed of knowledge all the time which is allowing my brain not to get overwhelmed, which could so easily happen (Smile)
The stack doesn’t look exactly like I want it at the moment but if figured that if I got the mechanics working then I could tweak how it looked after that?
I was just review the stack and came to the same conclusion, what I really could do with is after leaving the first colour choice cards, instead of going back to the start card, that it went to another card that says next one or something like that I could also do with a 5 second delay, is it possible to use the progress bar for a fixed amount of time and then go on the next FR20 or FR1?START CARD:
As I was reviewing the stack, I noticed something that we need to sort out. When a student finishes either of the color cards, the scripts for these cards currently sends the student back to the Start card, where he or she has to click the Start button again to begin the next cycle. Is this what you want? The alternative is to send the student directly to the next FR1 or FR20 card.
You are quite right it is confusing. I would like the name question followed by start button followed by a 5 second place holder card, I think!As I go through using the stack, it seems confusing to me to be confronted with the Start button again repeatedly, since I've already started some time ago. If you DO want the student to click a button each time he or she begins a new cycle, perhaps it would make more sense to change the Start button to a Continue button. This would work even the first time since the student is now coming from the Name card and has in a sense already begun the stack.
Do I still need to do this bit, now I am not going all the way back to the start card.2. Remembering that globals are not normally cleared between uses of a stack (unless LiveCode is closed), we need to ensure that gStartTime, and some other globals as well, are in fact empty the first time we go to the Start card. To do this, go to the stack script and add the following code at the top of the script:
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global gStudentName, gStartTime, gEndTime
on openStack
put empty into gStudentName
put empty into gStartTime
put empty into gEndTime
end openStack
The flow chart is correct, I just need to make the program match it now, hmm I have tried to put another card in, the “take a break” card but something has gone wrong.Finally, if the student is to go back to the Start card for each cycle, I will need to revise our flow chart again to reflect this (no problem).
I have read the last two posts but didn’t want to start changing anything till I had fixed what has gone wrong here, sure that it is something to do with the 5 seconds.
Many thanks
HJay