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frompynwb.fileimportElectrodeTabletable=ElectrodeTable(
name="electrodes", # default name when building through nwbfile
)
table.add_row(
x=1.0,
location="unknown",
group=ElectrodeGroup(name="test_group", description="", device=Device(name="test_device"), location="unknown"),
group_name="test_group",
)
As an aside, because currently ElectrodeTable is not its own neurodata_type (yet), in PyNWB, ElectrodeTable is not its own class and is not meant to be initialized on its own. But I can see how that is not obvious. And since we plan to make ElectrodeTable its own class, this behavior will need to work anyway.
What happened?
Just ran across this in the NWBInspector CI.
Steps to Reproduce
Traceback
Operating System
Windows
Python Executable
Python
Python Version
3.9
Package Versions
environment_for_issue.txt
Code of Conduct
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