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Ok, I finally got it. The error was using the varTitle defined in .r.yaml in the .R-syntax instead of the defined variable. Gosh, this was trivial but it really took me some time.

Thanks!

... indeed, this was a problem, but I cannot get it to work, nonetheless. Could you give a simple example for .populateOutputs() that just fills a variable with random numbers (without any GUI elements). I guess, I have a misconception on how it properly works. Moreover: What is the minimum version ...

Hi Jonathan,
it is in

https://github.com/WLenhard/cNORM_JAMOV ... #L178-L188

(The code is not finished or working)

Many thanks,
Wolfgang

Dear Jonathan, sorry for the long delay. I prepared the new release of my module, but I am still stumbling about populating the variable. The new variable in the dataset shows up, but no values so far. Just do give a showcase example for the *.b.R file (yaml files are configured and working): .popul...

Fantastic! Thanks for the quick reply and the examples, which are easy to understand. I will give it a try and come back to you on slack possibly. Have a nice Sunday!

Since 1.8, it is possible to save the results of analyses and feed back the data to the spreadsheet (e. g. in the reliability analysis in the factor module). Could you give me a hint on how to implement that in a module or where to look for information? Thanks!

Hi Jonathan, I had a look at one of your modules at GitHub (PsychoPDA) and this helped me a lot in styling the output and the GUI in addition to the great developer tutorial. I am currently testing and polishing and I would like to contribute the module to the Jamovi library - as soon as it works fl...

Many thanks!

Dear all, many thanks for JAMOVI and the terrific developer tutorial. I am currently working on a new package and I am struggling with the output. Is there a way to include pure text? There is the 'Preformatted' type in the *.r.yaml files. Could you give me a hint, where to find information on which...