Text-Options.md

@@ -14,8 +14,8 @@ Use this function to plot a text on the presentation window. A wrapper function
 
 **Inputs-optional**
 ~~~
-   varargin		‘x’		x position in percent (0  left, 100  right)
-                        ‘y’		y position in percent (0  top, 100  bottom)
+   varargin		‘x’		x position in percent (0 --> left, 100 --> right)
+                        ‘y’		y position in percent (0 --> top, 100 --> bottom)
                         ‘orientation’	orientation of the text, always followed by one of these 			 
                                         arguments:
 	                        ‘center’	default value
@@ -58,8 +58,8 @@ Use this function to plot a text on the presentation window. A wrapper function
 	% Draws the string "Hello World" starts at left side of the monitor
 
 4.	showText('Hello World', 'y', 80, 'key');
-        % Draws the string "Hello World" at position center/bottom and waits for the user to % 
-        press a key.
+        % Draws the string "Hello World" at position center/bottom and waits for the user to     
+        % press a key.
 
 5.	showText('Hello World', 'wrapat', 5)
         % Draws the string Hello World on the middle of the screen and wraps it after 5               
@@ -105,10 +105,10 @@ Use this function to display instructions or information to a subject. The text
 **Examples**
 ~~~matlab
 1.	showInstructions('instruction1.txt')
-% displays the text of the given file
+        % displays the text of the given file
 
 2.	showInstructions('This is my example text')
-% displays the text that is given as string
+        % displays the text that is given as string
 ~~~
 
 ## fixationCross
@@ -130,10 +130,10 @@ Draws a white fixations cross on the screen and waits specified time
 **Examples**
 ~~~matlab
 1.	fixationCross(2); 
-% Presents the fixation cross for 2 seconds
+        % Presents the fixation cross for 2 seconds
 
-fixationCross(1.5, 'color', [255 0 0]);
-% Presents the fixation cross in red for 1.5 seconds
+        fixationCross(1.5, 'color', [255 0 0]);
+        % Presents the fixation cross in red for 1.5 seconds
 ~~~
 
 ## plotScale (human)
@@ -187,19 +187,19 @@ Use this function to plot a scale on the stimulus presentation window that is hi
 **Examples**
 ~~~matlab
 1.	out = plotScale(5, {'1', '2', '3', '4', '5'}, 'y', 70, 'color', [255 0 255]);
-        % Plots a scale in the lower middle of the screen with the values 
-        ranging from 1 to 5. The scale is displayed 5 seconds or until the user responds.
+        % Plots a scale in the lower middle of the screen with the values ranging from 1 to 5. 
+        % The scale is displayed 5 seconds or until the user responds.
 
 2.	out = plotScale(5, {'1', '2', '3', '4', '5'},'penWidth',5,'textSize',50);
-        % Plots a scale in the middle of the screen with the values 
-        ranging from 1 to 5. The scale is displayed 5 seconds or until the 
-        user responds. The command changes the pen width to 5 and the text size to 50.
+        % Plots a scale in the middle of the screen with the values ranging from 1 to 5.       
+        % The scale is displayed 5 seconds or until the user responds.                         
+        % The command changes the pen width to 5 and the text size to 50.
 ~~~
 ![image](uploads/f1a6a47cb52b282623658fe1736d63d1/image.png)
 ~~~matlab
 3.	out = plotScale(inf, {'a','b','c','d','e','f','g'});
-        % Plots a scale ranging from a to g in the middle of the screen 
-        (default values). The display time is set to infinity. That means the user has to respond.
+        % Plots a scale ranging from a to g in the middle of the screen (default values).      
+        % The display time is set to infinity. That means the user has to respond.
 
 4.	out = plotScale(10, {'Very\nlong\ntext', 'short1', 'short2', 'very long\n again'})
         % Example for the usage of new lines (\n) in the text.
@@ -207,7 +207,7 @@ Use this function to plot a scale on the stimulus presentation window that is hi
 5.	plotScale(inf, {'a','b','c','d','e','f','g'}, 'y', 70, 'inactive', 'dontFlip', 'color', [128 128 128]);
         out = plotScale(inf, {'a','b','c','d','e','f','g'});
         % Plots two scales on the screen, but only the first is active. 
-        Plotting the inactive Scale has to be done first (dontFlip)!!!
+        % Plotting the inactive Scale has to be done first (dontFlip)!!!
 
 6.	out = plotScale(10, {'a','b','c','d','e','f','g'}, 'markText', [2 5], [255 0 0]);
         % Plots a scale in the middle of the screen and the characters b and e are marked in red.
@@ -259,8 +259,8 @@ varargin	‘mainDiv’	a value in percent that divides the screen vertically int
 
 **Examples**
 ~~~matlab
-1.	out=startQuestionnaire({‘What is blue?’, ‘What is salty?’, ’What is music?’}, {‘taste’, 
-        ‘color’, ‘smell’, ‘sound’});
+1.	out=startQuestionnaire({'What is blue?', 'What is salty?', 'What is music?'}, {'taste', 
+        'color', 'smell', 'sound'});
 ~~~
 
 ![image](uploads/863feca79e882da058471f6dba3e0e01/image.png)