slient mode ?

When Python is the interpreter, what is a good
design for the interface to the basic NEURON
concepts.

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stil
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slient mode ?

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Hello,

i am launching Neuron from a python script. I use my own simulation loop up to now, in order to implement a communication with another piece of code.
Every time, fadvance() function is called, i have a '1' figure in return from Neuron, and every time a h('something') is achieved.

Is there a way to get rid of these return codes ?
I tried the (quiet = 1) statement before the initialization, but it did not seem to help.

thanks !
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Re: slient mode ?

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Enclose the offending hoc statements with a pair of curly brackets, like so:
{ fadvance() }
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