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I vaguely remember there used to be an option to print the progress of a simulation in the run! function. Am I correct? Any reason it has been taken out? This is an important feature for heavy simulations.
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The attr ranges could accept an interval of chars (according to ASCII). The attr ranges are mainly used by the plugins to define their attributes, e.g., see the attributes of this plugin.
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Currently, it uses up all the CPUs available in a system. This causes complication with the tutorial for Windows, where a nasty workaround is needed for
multiprocessing(i.e. thefreeze_support).Then, if
number_processesis > 1 and on Windows, we show a warning that tells user to addfreeze_support()(we pre-emptively tell the user of this issue instead of waiting for it to happen). Th