csim('get'); diplays the values of the global fields
v=csim('get',field); return the value of the
global field specified by the string field
csim('get',idx); displays the values of all fields of the
object specified by the array index/handle idx
v=csim('get',idx,field); returns a double array
v where v(:,i) contains the values of the field
field of the object with index/handle idx(i).
o=csim('get',idx,'struct'); return a struct array
describing the object specified by the index/handle
idx(1):
o.className : String containing the name of class of object
o.spiking : Double value which is 1 if the object is a
spike emitting object (0 otherwise)
o.fields : Cell array of strings containing the field
names of the object
and all fields with its values.
[incomming,outgoing]=csim('get',idx,'connections');
returns the indices/handles of the incomming (i.e. input
delivering) and outgoing (i.e. output receiving) objects of the
object specified by the index/handle idx. This is
currently only implemented for Synapses and Neurons.
R=csim('get',recorder_idx,'traces'); returns the
traces of the fields recorded by the
Recorder object with handle
recorder_idx during the last simulation. See the
Recorder documentation for details about
the format of R.
list
csim('list'); and csim('list','classes');
print a list of all available classes
csim('list','classes','-fields'); prints a list of all
available classes with information about the fields of each class.
Read/writeable fields are marked by a '=' between the field
name and its description, wheres a ':' denotes a read-only
field.
csim('list','objects'); prints a list of all created
objects
csim('list','objects','-fields'); prints a list of all
created objects and the values of its fields. Read/writeable fields
are marked by a '=' between the field name and its value,
wheres a ':' denotes a read-only field.
csim('list','networks'); prints a list of all networks
csim('list','networks','-fields'); prints a list of all
networks and the values of its fields. Read/writeable fields
are marked by a '=' between the field name and its value,
wheres a ':' denotes a read-only field.
Not that instead of 'list' one can use 'ls' as a
shortcut.
