update model for python3 and modeldb-ci support #4
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There is no downside to declaring RANGE t0 in the mod file. |
ramcdougal
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Jul 19, 2022
| if verbose: | ||
| print('[callback.h.t End(id= %i)] %.3f' %(pc.id(), h.t)) | ||
| print(('[callback.h.t End(id= %i)] %.3f' %(pc.id(), h.t))) |
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pedantic point, but this change isn't necessary; it was already in parentheses
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I think it's a side effect from the 2to3 utility.
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Actions followed (copied from this PR: neuronsimulator/nrn-modeldb-ci#41):
- 2to3 -w .
- reindent .
# TODO - PR to update model for python3 support
- sed -i 's/figure, hold, isscalar/figure, isscalar/g;s/hold(True)/#hold(True)/g' analysis.py
- sed -i 's/hashlib.md5(obj)/hashlib.md5(obj.encode("utf-8"))/g' shared.py
- sed -i 's/cell.t0 = .0/#cell.t0 = .0/g' izhi.py
- sed -i "s/(nCells/s.nMuscles)/int(nCells/s.nMuscles)/g;s/'w'/'wb'/g;s/s.hostspikevecs[c]/[s.hostspikevecs[c].x[i] for i in range(s.hostspikevecs[c].size())]/g" network.py