[docs][exp] update editor docs for #73

doc/editor.rst

@@ -134,12 +134,13 @@ Experiment Editor
 6. `Execution Defaults Toggle`: By default, all blocks are executed in the Global Environment. If you need to override the block's environment, first toggle this.
 7. `Environment Name Selector`: If the "Execution Defaults Toggle" is using the global defaults, this is disabled. If not, it lets you choose a docker environment available on your system to execute the block in.
 8. `Block Algorithm Selector`: This lets you select an algorithm for the block. Only algorithms with the same number of inputs and outputs as the block will be allowed. If Type Inference is enabled and adjacent blocks have algorithms/datasets selected, the options will be further filtered.
-9. `Algorithm input/output name & type`: When you select an algorithm for a block, the Inputs & Outputs of the algorithm are shown (both the name and dataformat).
-10. `Block input/output selector`: You must assign each input & output of the block to the correct input/output of the algorithm. The editor tries to assign them appropriately, but it's best to double-check.
-11. `Protocol Selector`: As a shortcut for assigning datasets for your experiment, you may assign an entire protocol to all the dataset blocks at once, if any are available.
-12. `Toolchain dataset info`: Each dataset block in the toolchain is listed here, giving its name and provided synchronization channel.
-13. `Dataset Selector`: You need to assign a compatible set from a protocol from a database to each dataset block. The name format is "<Protocol>/<set> (<database>)".
-14. `Global Environment Selector`: If you are using the docker executor, you may selector a docker environment to execute the experiment's blocks in.
+9. `Copy Block button`: Will copy the block's settings to blocks that are similar (same except for the block name) and that have not already have had an algorithm chosen for it. Only available for normal blocks.
+10. `Algorithm input/output name & type`: When you select an algorithm for a block, the Inputs & Outputs of the algorithm are shown (both the name and dataformat).
+11. `Block input/output selector`: You must assign each input & output of the block to the correct input/output of the algorithm. The editor tries to assign them appropriately, but it's best to double-check.
+12. `Protocol Selector`: As a shortcut for assigning datasets for your experiment, you may assign an entire protocol to all the dataset blocks at once, if any are available.
+13. `Toolchain dataset info`: Each dataset block in the toolchain is listed here, giving its name and provided synchronization channel.
+14. `Dataset Selector`: You need to assign a compatible set from a protocol from a database to each dataset block. The name format is "<Protocol>/<set> (<database>)".
+15. `Global Environment Selector`: If you are using the docker executor, you may selector a docker environment to execute the experiment's blocks in.
 
 
 .. automodule:: beat.editor