Case Properties statement

 [/h/]Cprp
   [[/h/]Name[=window_name]]
   [[/h/]Tri[=trials]]
   [[/h/]wCols[=window_columns]]
   [[/h/]wRows[=window_rows]]
   [[/h/]Vers[=setup_version]]
   [[/h/]RowBrk[=row_breaks]]
   [[/h/]ViewMod[=Indep|Sync|Ovrl]]

Type conventions and statement syntax are explained in the Glossary.

Parameters...

Name
Name parameter indicating the name of the case document to be affected by the command. Default: the topmost case document.

Tri
Number parameter indicating the total number of trials in the case. Accepted values: 0-1024, default: 1.

wCols
Number parameter indicating the number of columns of trials/sessions to be displayed at a time. Accepted values: 0-500, default: 6. Value is ignored if ViewMod=Ovrl.

wRows
Number parameter indicating the number of rows of trials/sessions to be displayed at a time. Accepted values: 0-500, default: 5. Value is ignored if ViewMod=Ovrl.

Vers
Number parameter indicating the setup version to be used for the case. Accepted values: 0-1024, default: 1.

RowBrk
Range parameter listing all trials which are to appear at the beginning of a new row. By default all trials are placed in one single row.

ViewMod
Radio button parameter indicating how multiple trials should be displayed. Default = Indep, else one of the following options:

• Indep = separate trial views whose zoom states
  and time windows can be set independently,
• Sync = trial views still displayed separately but
  with synchronized zoom state and time window,
• Ovrl = zoom state and time window synchronized
  and trial views displayed on top of each other.

Note that...

If you specify a new number of trials which is smaller than the number of trials in the case, extra trials will be erased permanently!. If not all rows and columns of the layout fit in the case document window, a scroll bar will allow to scroll in columns and rows that are out of view.

Additional information...

• See the topic Layout Case Document command for basic information on the command.
• Inside case documents provides advanced information on case documents.
• See Creating and using macros to learn how to use and create macros.
• There are lists of all available macro statements and menu commands.