Enable filtering spectra on Dissociation Method #3591
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* refactored GC_DEBUG to use a Dictionary of allocations to keep track of when they're created and deleted, so a leak check can be performed on-demand; this allowed me to be sure that the leak wasn't caused by C++/CLI wrapper objects not being disposed
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I think this might be worth trying in master/nightly again now. |
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Creating a new pull request for this because committing PR #3575 caused memory write errors in the nightlies.
This change allows creating spectrum filters that use "Dissociation Method".
You can also see the Dissociation Method in the Full Scan property sheet if you click on a point along an MS2 chromatogram
