I have been trying to work with global counters and ran into an issue where resetting the counter caused an "Index exceeds array bounds" error message.
Attempting to fix it, I tried to run the example code from the documentation, but still ended up with the same error message. The highlighted row is the piece of code that breaks when I attempt to use it.
Link to Documentation:
https://sanworks.github.io/Bpod_Wiki/function-reference/state-machine-creation/#setglobalcounter
Code:
sma = NewStateMachine();
sma = SetGlobalCounter(sma, 1, 'BNC1High', 5);
sma = AddState(sma, 'Name', 'State1', ... % BNC1High Events in this state are not counted because the count will be reset.
'Timer', 1,...
'StateChangeConditions', {'Tup', 'State2'},...
'OutputActions', {});
sma = AddState(sma, 'Name', 'State2', ... % This state resets the global counter.
'Timer', 0,...
'StateChangeConditions', {'Tup', 'State3'},...
'OutputActions', {'GlobalCounterReset', 1});
sma = AddState(sma, 'Name', 'State3', ...
'Timer', 0,...
'StateChangeConditions', {'Port1In', 'State4', 'GlobalCounter1_End', 'exit'},...
'OutputActions', {});
sma = AddState(sma, 'Name', 'State4', ...
'Timer', 0,...
'StateChangeConditions', {'Port1Out', 'State3', 'GlobalCounter1_End', 'exit'},...
'OutputActions', {});
If anyone knows what the problem is, I would appreciate any suggestions.
