Closed AndreaRamirezH closed 2 years ago
that's really weird. Do you have a minimum reproducer?
It was reproducing the demo/STGneuron.jl in Atom. I tried in another Juila REPL (new session) and the message doesn't show up anymore, so maybe it's an Atom thing.
Unless there's a specific reason you need Atom, I would recommend working with something like VSCode these days. It's where all the development is focused now.
Closing this for now, but if it pops up again, feel free to reopen this issue. It could be some weird interaction with the common tooling used by the IDE plugins.
I'm working on VSCode now :) Thank you!
There's an @info macro in the Simulation function which gives details about the model and shows up after solving the simulation. For example: Model CaS with 3 equations States (4): g(t) h(t) [defaults to (1.0 + exp(9.67742 + 0.16129Vₘ(t)))^-1] m(t) [defaults to (1.0 + exp(-4.07407 - (0.123457Vₘ(t))))^-1] Vₘ(t) Parameters (1): gbar [defaults to 4.0] ...
However, this message keeps showing up in the Julia REPL after running any command (even after writing something completely unrelated to the neuron problem, like x=1). Any idea for why is this happening?