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+ | ====== BVQXfile ====== | ||
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+ | ===== Motivation ===== | ||
+ | Given that this toolbox is the successor of BVQXtools (a toolbox solely meant for BrainVoyager QX file formats), the function to perform file I/O was renamed. To be able to continue using older scripts that were written with BVQXtools (using a class named BVQXfile), this function is provided as a transparent pass-through function. | ||
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+ | ===== Requirements ===== | ||
+ | It is important for NeuroElf to function properly and fully interact with all objects, etc. that any former installation of **BVQXtools is removed from the Matlab path** (to do so, enter ''pathtool'' at the Matlab prompt and remove any references to a BVQXtools folder). | ||
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+ | ===== Function reference ('help BVQXfile') ===== | ||
+ | <file> BQVXfile - compatibility function to xff class interface | ||
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+ | FORMAT: [output = ] BVQXfile([input]); | ||
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+ | Input/Output fields | ||
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+ | See xff | ||
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+ | See also xff</file> | ||
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+ | ===== Usage ===== | ||
+ | All major ways to call BVQXfile in the BVQXtools should work. If an object is the expected output, instead of returning an object of type ''BVQXfile'', an [[xff]] object will be returned. Still the call to [[isBVQXfile]] will return, as will all subsequent uses of the struct notation (overloading [[@xff/subsref|subsref]] for xff). | ||