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There are several examples in the tutorials that use a buffer called imaginal:
imaginal=Buffer()
...but none of them actually use ImaginalModule which is the thing that actually implements the expected delay. (pm_4.py in the intro tutorials is a good example.)
Unless I'm misunderstanding the code, this seems like it's a mistake and the results will be invalid.
How is ImaginalModule supposed to be used?
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There are several examples in the tutorials that use a buffer called
imaginal
:...but none of them actually use
ImaginalModule
which is the thing that actually implements the expected delay. (pm_4.py
in the intro tutorials is a good example.)Unless I'm misunderstanding the code, this seems like it's a mistake and the results will be invalid.
How is
ImaginalModule
supposed to be used?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: