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An '''on_load''' [[METHOD]] in a [[MODEL]] will automatically be run when the model is loaded in the PyGTK GUI. This is useful for putting your model into a readily-solved configuration, allowing the user to more easily play around with your model and using it to solve different problems with different parameters. | An '''on_load''' [[METHOD]] in a [[MODEL]] will automatically be run when the model is loaded in the PyGTK GUI. This is useful for putting your model into a readily-solved configuration, allowing the user to more easily play around with your model and using it to solve different problems with different parameters. | ||
See also [[METHODS]]. | |||
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Latest revision as of 00:35, 4 April 2011
An on_load METHOD in a MODEL will automatically be run when the model is loaded in the PyGTK GUI. This is useful for putting your model into a readily-solved configuration, allowing the user to more easily play around with your model and using it to solve different problems with different parameters.
See also METHODS.