adds mat file containing string to BpodUserPath in Bpod home directory#8
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adds mat file containing string to BpodUserPath in Bpod home directory#8
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September 6, 2016 19:38
…y. uses string for BpodUserPath. default is home directory.
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following @tsgouvea suggestion, I changed mat file to txt file, which is more easily editable #0b27cf3 |
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As there seem to be no sticking points, I'll merge it. |
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Enables custom user folder for Data, Protocol, Settings Files, and Calibration Files. Related to #2 without button (seems to much right now) and #6 @fitzsturgill .
Potential issue: There is a new custom file in Bpod directory. But I think there has to be one, could also be contained in a settings file, but then this setting file should remain in Bpod home directory. The current proposal is a simple fix which can be easily changed in the future if sanworks/Bpod changes the way it stores files and is keeping the bpod changes to a minium.