Added functions escaped_split and escaped_join to
nems.utils and incorporated them into the keyword parsing
system used by xforms, as well as some default keywords.
For example, when specifying tolerance levels that are
not whole number powers, the following will now work:
basic.t5\.5
The syntax of substituting a 'd' for the decimal is still
supported, but using a \ for escaping should be used
going forward since it allows for a generic syntax that
can be applied to all keyword arguments (like escaping
underscores) and is already
a standard for string parsing in general.
Added functions escaped_split and escaped_join to nems.utils and incorporated them into the keyword parsing system used by xforms, as well as some default keywords.
For example, when specifying tolerance levels that are not whole number powers, the following will now work:
basic.t5\.5The syntax of substituting a 'd' for the decimal is still supported, but using a \ for escaping should be used going forward since it allows for a generic syntax that can be applied to all keyword arguments (like escaping underscores) and is already a standard for string parsing in general.