This function creates a plain text file, a .rock
source, that can be
coded when conducting Response Process Evaluation.
rpe_create_source_with_items(
data,
iterationId,
batchId,
populationId,
itemVarNames,
metaquestionIdentifiers,
metaquestionVarNames,
itemContents,
metaquestionContents,
coderId,
caseIds = NULL,
outputFile = NULL,
preventOverwriting = rock::opts$get("preventOverwriting"),
encoding = rock::opts$get("encoding"),
silent = rock::opts$get("silent")
)
The created source, as a character vector (invisibly);
A (wide) data frame containing at least the participants' answers to the items and to the meta questions (but optionally, the iteration, batch, and population).
If the iteration, batch, and
population identifiers are contained in the data frame passed as data
,
the variable names holding that information for each participant;
otherwise, either a single value or a vector of length nrow(data)
that
contains that information for each participant.
The variable names with the participants' responses
to the items, in a named character vector, with each element's name being
the item's identifier, and each element the variable name in data
holding
the participants' responses to the item.
A named list of unnamed character vectors, with each character vector element specifying the identifier of a meta question, and each list element (i.e. the name of each character vector) specifying the item identifier that the meta questions in the corresponding character vector belong to.
The variable names with the participants'
responses to the meta questions, in a named character vector, with each
element's name being the meta question's identifier, and each element
the variable name in data
holding the participants' responses to the
meta question.
A named character vector with each item's content, with the values being the content and the names the item identifiers.
A named character vector with each meta question's content, with the values being the content and the names the meta question identifiers.
The identifier of the coder that will code this source.
The variable name with the participants' case identifiers (i.e. a unique identifier for each participant).
Optionally, a file to write the source to.
Whether to overwrite existing files (FALSE
) or
prevent that from happening (TRUE
).
The encoding to use when writing the source(s).
Whether to the silent (TRUE
) or chatty (FALSE
).