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Copy selected cells across multiple trials - #55
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Copy mode can include additional trials from the file organiser while keeping the displayed recording fixed. Trial backgrounds show inclusion, and existing cut buttons select each trial’s cut. The same cell list and tetrode number are used across trials, defaulting to remembered cuts and preserving local edits.
Multiple trials export as a compact, borderless HTML table with editable headings and statistics, aligned chart subrows, missing-data placeholders, and waveforms only from the displayed trial. Headers omit common trial-name prefixes; footnotes record the waveform source, full trial names and cuts. Titles use
t# c#. A single trial keeps the earlier title/stats line and inline plots, without trial footnotes.Secondary recordings reuse the existing Rust analysis engine, one temporary population at a time, without activating a recording or uploading secondary waveform textures. Obsolete selections cancel between read chunks; completed summaries are reused.
Validation: production build, ESLint, 20 unit tests, and six targeted clipboard/window browser tests passed locally. Browser coverage includes table alignment after font/style changes, trial/cut selection, saved edits, missing data, waveform toggles, and returning to the single-trial layout.