psychopy-eyelink-coregraphics
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Implementation of the EyeLink core graphics set of handlers for PsychoPy.
This package from SR Research Ltd. provides an implementation of the EyeLink Core Graphics library's callback-handling using PsychoPy libraries.
For PsychoPy users who are interested in manually scripting psychophysical experimental paradigms that integrate eye-tracking methodology using EyeLink devices from SR Research Ltd., this package provides the interface between the core API integration (c.f. sr-research-pylink, a dependency package of psychopy-eyelink-coregraphics)) and the graphics interface provided by the psychopy.visual class. This psychopy-eyelink-coregraphics package is also a dependency of the EyeLink plugin for PsychoPy Builder from SR Research Ltd., which may be preferred by PsychoPy/EyeLink users who prefer the PsychoPy Builder interface rather than scripting their projects in PsychoPy Coder or other IDEs.
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Implementation of the EyeLink core graphics set of handlers for PsychoPy.
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