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Separate tabs for DICOM and PAR to edit all the mappings of mixed datasets in a single bidseditor session
Run-item matching on filesystem properties, i.e. on the pathname, filename and filesize and nr of files in the folder. This can be used in conjunction with the (DICOM/PAR) attributes
A meta-data dictionary that can be edited with the bidseditor and that will be added to the json sidecar files by the bidscoiner
More user feedback in the GUI for new BIDS-compliancy checks on missing or invalid bids data
A right-click menu option to remove a run-item from the bidsmap (advanced usage)
The option to load a new bidsmap in the bidseditor
Enable the user to edit json, yaml, tsv and other non-DICOM / non-PAR files with double-clicks in the data browser
A central 'bidscoin' package function with various utilities, such as listing and installing BIDScoin plugins or executables
Plugins can have their own 'test' routine that can be called from the bidseditor
Changed
Using regular expressions instead of fnmatch to match (template bidsmap) attribute values. This makes the templates more powerful and flexible
Moved the bidsmapping and bidscoining functionality to stand-alone plugins (changed API), making plugins a first-class BIDScoin citizen
The plugins have moved to the bidsmap['Options'], where they have their own key-value options dictionary (changed API)
Move IntendedFor field over to the new meta-data dictionary
Renamed the leave_out datatype to exclude
Re-introduced skipping hidden folders (hidden files are also skipped)
Moved the 'pulltutorial' function over to the new 'bidscoin' function
Removed
P7 and nifti support (it was never implemented anyhow)
The option to edit new mappings on-the-fly in the bidsmapper (-i 2)