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RF: Unify Caret-XML-style metadata structure as dict-like #1091
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LGTM with the caveat that I'm not sure what the approval checklist for nibabel looks like 😉
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LGTM! A more parsable gifti metadata makes me really happy.
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We have two implementations of the same structure in GIFTI and CIFTI-2. The Cifti one is much nicer to deal with, but also a little short of a straight drop-in replacement for
dict()
.Spurred by writing a parser for
CaretSpecFile
s in #1090. Mostly used the Cifti implementation, but dropped thedifference_update()
(not sure why this exists, so don't want to copy it without a use case). Used a private_data
object to allow theGiftiMetaData.data
to be a deprecated list view.Scheduled dropping most of the custom bits of each subclass for 6.0 to give a good long warning period.