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Currently, if you want to get a GraphBuilder from a model, the process looks like this:
Extract the nodes and vars from the model via lsl.Model.copy_nodes_and_vars()
Initializie a GraphBuilder
Add the nodes and vars to the GraphBuilder via .add() In this step, you need some Python experience about how to get the output of lsl.Model.copy_nodes_and_vars() into the necessary format accepted by .add()
While this is not impossible, I feel like it would be much more user-friendly to provide a method that enables users to directly obtain a fully filled GraphBuilder instance directly from a model.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Currently, if you want to get a GraphBuilder from a model, the process looks like this:
lsl.Model.copy_nodes_and_vars()
.add()
In this step, you need some Python experience about how to get the output oflsl.Model.copy_nodes_and_vars()
into the necessary format accepted by.add()
While this is not impossible, I feel like it would be much more user-friendly to provide a method that enables users to directly obtain a fully filled GraphBuilder instance directly from a model.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: