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entry boxes for level addition adding and removing labels now works
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As requested by @JohnnyDoorn and many others, here is support for manually adding and removing levels in JASP.
This also adds a button to the filter, this to control whether all levels should be passed on or not.
Ive kept the old default behaviour of dropping levels as the default. But to make the transition easier it is only used in R if there is any row that is filtered out!.
So, if the filter is still the default, or it is a nonsensical filter that passes everything it will not drop levels that are missing from the data (which would be those manually added by the user).
If the filter has at least one row filtered out it will instead respect the property "dropLevels" which will, if enabled, drop any levels no longer (or never) in the data.