[nengo-user] saving new scripts

[Howard Crystal]

Chris - 

When I click on http://nengo.forums.ai I get

nengo.forums.ai?s server DNS address could not be found. 

I have the ff. specific question.  Where should I send it?

In the controlled oscillator model, I'm trying to understand the notation

 nengo.Connection(x, x[:2], synapse=synapse, function=oscillator)

and specifically the x[:2] notation

I would have thought that nengo.Connection(x[0],x[1], synapse = synapse, 
function = oscillator) would have worked but it gives me an error message 
I don't understand

I looked at the docs for Connection and that didn;t seem to help 


Thanks

Howard



Howard Crystal, MD
Professor of Neurology, Pathology, and Psychiatry
SUNY Downstate
P: 718-270-2748, F: 718-221-5761



From:   Chris Eliasmith <celiasmith at uwaterloo.ca>
To:     Howard Crystal <Howard.Crystal at downstate.edu>, 
Cc:     nengo-user <nengo-user at ctnsrv.uwaterloo.ca>
Date:   12/22/2016 04:49 PM
Subject:        Re: [nengo-user] saving new scripts



Hi Howard,

Thanks for your question.  The short answer is that in the gui, above the 
script on the right side there is a button; an old floppy disk with a down 
arrow.  Clicking that will save your file.  Then you can load it as any 
other script.

We're now encouraging people with questions to use http://nengo.forums.ai 
as this list is being shut down.

best, .c


Howard Crystal wrote:
Hi - 

In nengo 2.0 

If I load a file from the open icon, it runs perfectly. 

I can modify the script on the right easily enough, but nothing seems to 
happen to that script.  I can neither figure out how to load it nor save 
it. 

Is there a simpler way than having to learn about python notebooks? 

Thanks 

Howard 


Howard Crystal, MD
Professor of Neurology, Pathology, and Psychiatry
SUNY Downstate
P: 718-270-2748, F: 718-221-5761

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