Unifying GUI

[dominikbach]

Stylises the Matlabbatch more uniformly.

Changes proposed in this pull request:

• common selector functions for items that repeat across modules:

pspm_cfg_selector_channel
pspm_cfg_selector_channel_action
pspm_cfg_selector_data_design
pspm_cfg_selector_datafile
pspm_cfg_selector_filter
pspm_cfg_selector_norm
pspm_cfg_selector_outputfile
pspm_cfg_selector_overwrite
pspm_cfg_selector_python
pspm_cfg_selector_timeunits

• common dependency creators for 3 types of dependencies: data files, model files, channel index

pspm_cfg_vout_modelfile
pspm_cfg_vout_outchannel
pspm_cfg_vout_outfile

• separate run functions for all cfg functions
• stylistic changes
• removed some deprecated items
• some bugfixes and improvements in the main PsPM functions

[teddphil]

Hi @dominikbach apologies for uploading two commits to this PR.

1. I need to add a comment to src/pspm_cfg/pspm_cfg_data_design_selector.m. This file was not changed in this PR so I have to add something to reveal it in change list for commenting. I only added a space that can be deleted later if you wish.
2. I fixed the conflicts that are caused by PR 659. These changes only attempted to fix the conflicts and have no modifications to any change that is introduced in this PR.

[teddphil]

I think this two lines look weird. If the intention is to check if there is a field epochfile under job.session(1).missing, the next line of code may want to say ... = job.session(1).missing.epochfile, yet it used job.session(1).missing.epochs.epochfile. This function reported an error in PR 729, because the detected epochfile was assigned to .missing instead of .missing.epochs.

[dominikbach]

fixed,

[teddphil]

At the line 331, the function uses pspm_cfg_python. This function has been renamed to pspm_cfg_selector_python, so the name of this function needs to be changed here too.

[dominikbach]

fixed.

[teddphil]

The help text needs to be updated too, maybe add some examples

[teddphil]

I think it is better to change the name of this item from "Path" to "Python Path"? "Path" indicates the path of "Bioread"

[dominikbach]

fixed.

[teddphil]

I approved this PR as the test in GUI at my side seems to operate well. I will continue testing in the PR 721 later.
There are minor text adjustments, just please only modify if they are necessary. Thanks.