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Thanks for the swift answer and pointing me to the right place in the docs!

Thanks for the fast help, great! I decided to go with a two-step approach instead, so that I don’t have to maintain my own wrapper; as shown in the picture below. However, if I update the seed, the results are not recalculated. I would also need the results to recalculate every time the checkbox cha...

For the permutation test in my bmtest module, I would like the user to be able to provide a seed. However, this should be optional. In R, I would do something like seed = NULL as an argument. How do I achieve this in jamovi? I found the Randomizer Module , which also sets a seed. They interpret 0 as...

Thanks so much for the swift reply jonathon! Any advice on how to do this efficiently? How do you do this for other modules? I don't want to manually create new .jmo files for all three operating systems anytime jamovi updates or I update the module.

I tried installing the package on various machines and discovered that the .jmo file generated by jmvtools::install() is not platform-independent. This issue seems to be limited to R packages that depend on non-R code, such as C++ or Fortran. Specifically, when I attempted to load the .jmo file crea...

Thanks so much for your help again Maurizio!

During testing, I encountered a new problem. One of the tests implemented is a permutation test (option Random permutations). On large data sets this test may take long (could be hours). Is there a way to stop computation, the equivalent of pressing ctrl + c in R? My idea was to stop computation if ...

Thanks Jonathon! I was missing the jmvtools part. I hate to steal your time more than is needed but would you mind also addressing the second question about where the ui parts of the documentation are shown?

Still would appreciate help on this if someone finds the time .

Thanks so much, Maurizio! That solved almost all issues.