update readseg.m - #128
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readseg.m was updated to read the raw file header to plot spectrograms. however, if multiple raw files were displayed in a spectrogram, only 1 raw file header was being read and assuming both raw files were the same length. when you have variable gaps between raw files, each raw file header being displayed in the spectrogram needs to be read. this now accounts for reading the headers of each raw file in displayed and pads the spectrogram at the start/end when raw files are not the full duration.
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readseg.m currently reads the raw file header to plot spectrograms. however, if multiple raw files were displayed in a spectrogram, only 1 raw file header was being read and assuming all raw files were the same length. when you have variable gaps between raw files (ex: created by buffer wrap around), each raw file header being displayed in the spectrogram needs to be read. this now accounts for reading the headers of each raw file in displayed spectrograms and pads the spectrogram at the start/end when raw files are not the full duration.