RT/Rsrc
*   resource file  modified from Putting together an application
*	and FileR developed by W. Revelle  March 1985 
*	   modified once again March 87
*          and again in 1992
*          and again and again in 93

*            the list of menus
*           first comes the the Apple menu
Type MENU      
  ,1            
  \14
About RT..
(-


*                   menu 2 (File menu) addressed in the program by #256
  ,256         
  File
Open/O
Close/C
GO/G
Scores/S
Quit/Q

*                  menu 3  (Edit menu) 
  ,257
  Edit
Cut/X
Copy/C
Paste/P



*                  menu 4   shMenu.five
,258
N Trials
10
20
30
40
60
120
144
180
240

*                  menu 5  (shMenu.five)
,259
Trial Type
Simple
DIRECTION
Choice
Physical
Semantic
Yes-No
Vertical
Relational
Detection
Affective

*                  menu 6  ( shMenu.six)
,260
ISI (delay)
instant
1 sec
2 sec
3 sec
4 sec
6 sec
8 sec 
10 SEC
fixed foreperiod

*                  menu 7  ( ShMenu.seven)
,261
Results
raw Data
SUMMARY
practice
ms timer

*                  menu 8  ( ShMenu.eight)
,262
Stimulus Type
NO flashes
25% flashes
33% flashes
50% flashes
100% flashes
(-
1 tick-flash
2 ticks-flash
3 ticks-flash

*                 menu 9    (ShMenu.nine)
,263
Scoring
pre 92 data
92-93 data
long output
quantiles
no trim
single subjects
medium output
short output
Reliability
Special Readfile
Reciprocals




*                       various window definitions
*                       addressed by window number
*                       window title is the second line
*                       window dimensions

Type WIND
  ,256
RT Text Window
  0 0 350 505
  Visible GoAway
  0
  0
*                       definitions for a second window  
   ,257
 Experiment Graph Window
  0 0 350 500
  Visible GoAway
  0
  0

*                        just in case we wan to but up an alert dialog box
Type ALRT
  ,1
   90 100 210 390
   1
   FFFF

*                        definitions for various window dialogs
*                        dialog number (used by Message in Shell)
*                        dialog box dimensions
*                        features of the dialog box
*                        options
*                        options
*                        the number of text definition (DITL) that goes in this box

Type DLOG
  ,1
   Dialog box #1
   60 10 290 500
  Visible  GoAway 
   1 
   1
   2

 ,2
 Dialog box #2
   100 20 300 480
   Visible  GoAway 
   1
   1
   3
   
,3
 Introduction 
  60 20 300 480
   Visible  GoAway 
   1
   1
   3
   
,4
 Introduction 
  60 20 300 480
   Visible  GoAway 
   1
   1
   4
   
   ,5
 Introduction 
  60 20 300 480
   Visible  GoAway 
   1
   1
   5
*                                Lines to go into dialog boxes
*                                the number of this DITL (called by DLOG--above)
*                                the number of lines in this dialog 
*                                the various lines for this dialog
*                                with their locations (relative to the dialog window)
*                                 and their text

Type DITL
*                                this is DITL #1 and it has 3 lines in it
   ,1
   3
   BtnItem Enabled
   80 125 100 250
   Run randomwalk

   BtnItem Enabled
   80 20 100 100
   Cancel

   statText Disabled
   40 20 60 250
   This is an example alert

*                              DITL #2 has 8 lines   
    ,2
8
  BtnItem Enabled
     180 200 200 250
ok

  statText Disabled
   10 10 30 500
A demonstration and exploration of various stimulus-response patterns.

  statText Disabled
   30 10 50 500
Using basic simple and choice reaction time paradigms to investigate 

  statText Disabled
   50 10 70 500
inhibitory control processes and stimulus-responce interference.

statText Disabled
70 10 90 500
Number of trials, and length of acceptable response are chosen by

  statText Disabled
   110 10 130 500
the use of the appropriate menu.

  statText Disabled
   130 10 150 500
William Revelle, Department of Psychology,  Northwestern University 

statText Disabled
150 10 170 500
Version of November, 1993

*                               this is DITL #3 and it has 9 lines in it
   ,3
     9
     BtnItem Enabled
     176 371 204 419
ok

     statText Disabled
     4 1 20 450
A test of various types of interference in a simple & choice reaction time task.

     statText Disabled
     24 1 40 500
Simple:  Simple reaction time  (fixed or variable fore-period).

     statText Disabled
    44 1 60 500
Direction/Location    simple choice reaction time 

     statText Disabled
     64 1 80 500
Semantic:    Choice with response interference (Stroop effect).

     statText Disabled
    85 1 105 500
Yes-No:   4 location, 2 stimuli, 2 response choice reaction time

     statText Disabled
     115 1 140 500
Vertical:  a control condition for relationships 

statText Disabled
     135 1 165 500 
Relational:  possible Stroop interference of choice reactiontime

statText Disabled
     175 1 195 500
Affective: Extension of a task by Doug Derryberry 

*                               this is DITL #4 and it has 1 lines in it
   ,4
     1

     statText Disabled
     4 1 20 450
Select the Words file

*                               this is DITL #5 and it has 1 lines in it
   ,5
     1

     statText Disabled
     4 1 20 450
Select the data file
     
*                                   a string variable useful for decompiling and listing things
TYPE EXPE = STR 
,0
Version 2.1 November, 1993