Add option to save annotations as plain text
See original GitHub issueCurrently, annotations can only be saved to a FIFF file. Since this is a format that can’t be read outside of MNE easily, an option to save annotations as plain text would be very useful. I can work on this if you think this should be added (e.g. as an optional argument to annotations.save
, for example format="CSV"
or kind=
textor
type=TXT
- let me know what you prefer). @massich what do you think?
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- Created 5 years ago
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I don’t see why we wouldn’t also include
meas_date
in there in a comment, like:Then on read if it’s there, use it, if it’s not, it’s the same as constructing Annotations with
orig_time=None
Closed for #5699