The top level object is jsPsych, and plugins are defined as jsPsych.PLUGIN.
The library also loads everything dynamically now, so the user only needs to load the main jsPsych script (and specify the src for any plugins).
This also changes how the library is loaded initially, since it is not based on the jQuery method anymore. See wiki.
Plugins now have a consistent internal structure, with better variable scoping.
This version breaks backward compatibility due to a change in the syntax of how experiment objects are declared.
1 - Modified animation library to allow for prompt to be displayed while animation is displayed. Prompt is optional.
2 - Added two categorization plugins, one for training and one for testing.
3 - Started fixing IE issues. Two major problems have been identified and started to be corrected.
First: setTimeout() behaves differently in IE; optional parameters mean different things. Starting to rewrite all setTimeout calls so they work cross-browser.
Second: Some of the plugins were using .setAttribute to give a class to an image, so that it could later be removed. IE and others have different methods to do this. Fix is to use jQuery for all of this, which has cross-browser methods.
4 - As a result of 3B, I'm going to deprecate the jsPsych.showImage and jsPsych.showImages functions. They seemed out of place anyways.
