Allow stimulus-related metadata #31
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There was no good reason to encode this via types, values are easier.
…ulus frame hi/lo"
We should switch to just "bidirectional" but old files may be written this way.
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This adds basic support for stimulus sequences encoded in the header file. The three new optional fields are:
"stimulus sequence": a delimiter-separated string listing your stimulus names in the order in which they are delivered. Example:"chemical1$chemical2$chemical1""stimulus pulses": aVector{Int}containing the scan numbers in the.aifile at which stimulus pulses occur"stimulus frame": aVector{Int}encoding the next frame index after each stimulus pulse