Added full string support in ParamEditor#146
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Looks like it's working with my expDef! Thanks for doing this, Miles! |
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looks good on mc on the zrigs and passes tests |
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Added full string support in ParamEditor
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Response to issue #134. Now an array of strings behaves the same as numerical arrays, namely...
... is represented as two trial conditions:
'A, a'and'B, b'.It seems MATLAB ui tables still can't have strings as data, so the ParamEditor code converts them to char arrays then back again for the underlying parameter structure. The only current limitation is that your string parameters can't contain commas.