Bugfix: Update summary printing when writing EDF files.#531
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Bugfix: Update summary printing when writing EDF files.#531tompollard merged 1 commit intoMIT-LCP:mainfrom
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When writing an EDF file the summary of recording length is printed to console. If the number of bytes per block is not an integer this fails with `ValueError: Unknown format code 'd' for object of type 'float'`. Ensure cast to int first.
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When writing an EDF file the summary of recording length is printed to console. If the number of bytes per block is not an integer this fails with
ValueError: Unknown format code 'd' for object of type 'float'. Ensure cast to int first.