Add .gitignore for *PYC files #11
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latest tests
trying to import neuroml module.
trying to find this neuroml module. Maybe caps?
reverting last commit manually because I don't have access to the repo or tests on my ide.
added neuroml import - debugging
didn't work. Reverting the only way I know how... with another commit. Is the problem with the test or is it that there is no module named neuroml anywhere to be found? It might be easy to find if everything wasn't already called neuroml.
cd src Removed that line of code. It was on line 35 Maybe it makes it so the test ubuntu install is in the wrong directory?
reverted line 35, listing directory contents prior to test run
installing libneuroml in text env
Added .gitignore for pyc files so we don't have to constantly deal with committing changes to pyc files. Also added matplotlib import to code (maybe bad idea?) It got my set up past an error.
git rm *.pyc Everyone's local machines will handle these files, we don't need to keep committing them. (Hence the .gitignore).
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fixes #10
fixes #8
added comment to get matplotlib to point to the correct directory for WSL users.
PS Excuse the messiness of these commits. I was initially trying to debug via github only, which I have learned was stupid. I've got git bash and am working off of an offline copy.