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Synaptic delay and weight in NEST are a special case and should not be treated like any other parameter (or state variable).
Delays should be get/set only using get_delay() and set_delay() inherited from the Connection base class. A member variable is already provided by the base class.
For weights, get_weight() and set_weight() should be defined by the synapse model, but a member variable is not yet provided by the base class.
Because this is a NEST-specific issue, "namespace decorators" such as @nest::delay should be removed from the grammar. Instead, the weight and delay variable names should be specified as part of the code generation options.
Synaptic delay and weight in NEST are a special case and should not be treated like any other parameter (or state variable).
Delays should be get/set only using
get_delay()
andset_delay()
inherited from theConnection
base class. A member variable is already provided by the base class.For weights,
get_weight()
andset_weight()
should be defined by the synapse model, but a member variable is not yet provided by the base class.Because this is a NEST-specific issue, "namespace decorators" such as
@nest::delay
should be removed from the grammar. Instead, the weight and delay variable names should be specified as part of the code generation options.See #707 (issue).
See #887, #996 and #995 (PRs).
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