Event Between

Event_Between

Create an Event within an event sequence (e.g. between the first and last event.

Range_Instance=0 -> create the event in all instances of the Event_Sequence

Range_Instance=n -> create the event in the nth instance of the Event_Sequence

if n<0 count instances from last Event_Sequence; e.g. -1 = last instance

Event_Between

/NEW_EVENT_NAME=

! /RANGE_INSTANCE= 0

! /EVENT_SEQUENCE=

! /EXCLUDE_EVENT=

! /FRAME_OFFSET= 0

! /TIME_OFFSET=

! /PERCENT_OFFSET=

;

Only one of the parameters FRAME_OFFSET, TIME_OFFSET, and PERCENT_OFFSET are used when the command is executed.

By default

/FRAME_OFFSET= 0

In order to specify a TIME_OFFSET or PERCENT_OFFSET, you must set the FRAME_OFFSET to empty.

For example, a percent offset of 50 percent between RON and ROFF would be

Event_Between

/NEW_EVENT_NAME=

! /RANGE_INSTANCE= 0

! /EVENT_SEQUENCE=RON+ROFF

! /EXCLUDE_EVENT=

/FRAME_OFFSET=

/TIME_OFFSET=

/PERCENT_OFFSET= 50

;

Event_Between_Examples

For Example:

If a dynamic trial has two pre-existing events LHS and LTO . In the following examples a new event called BTWN will be created.

Range_Instance=0

Range_Instance= 0 -> all instances of the Event_Sequence will be used

Frame_Offset= 10 -> the new event will be created 10 frames after the first event

Event_Between /NEW_EVENT_NAME= BTWN ! /RANGE_INSTANCE=0 /EVENT_SEQUENCE=LHS+LTO ! /EXCLUDE_EVENT= /FRAME_OFFSET=10 ! /TIME_OFFSET= ! /PERCENT_OFFSET= ;

Range_Instance= 2

Range_Instance = 2 -> the 2nd instance of the Range will be used

Event_Between /NEW_EVENT_NAME= BTWN ! /RANGE_INSTANCE=2 /EVENT_SEQUENCE=LHS+LTO ! /EXCLUDE_EVENT= /FRAME_OFFSET=10 ! /TIME_OFFSET= ! /PERCENT_OFFSET= ;

Range_Instance= -1

Range_Instance = -1 -> the last instance of the Range will be used

Event_Between /NEW_EVENT_NAME= BTWN ! /RANGE_INSTANCE=-1 /EVENT_SEQUENCE=LHS+LTO ! /EXCLUDE_EVENT= /FRAME_OFFSET=10 ! /TIME_OFFSET= ! /PERCENT_OFFSET= ; ;

Note that this is exactly the same result as the example above because for this example signal the last instance = the second instance.