Closed briandconnelly closed 13 years ago
Then programs like runseeds.py could just use that. Perhaps iter would return the epoch number.
This would update the population as long as proceed was true. At the end, teardown() could be called to do the cleanup.
Done. next() returns the current epoch.
Then programs like runseeds.py could just use that. Perhaps iter would return the epoch number.
This would update the population as long as proceed was true. At the end, teardown() could be called to do the cleanup.