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I've outlined a potential approach using PyNeuroML that involves:
Checking if NEURON_HOME is set.
Locating the nrniv binary if NEURON_HOME is not set.
Passing the located binary path to relevant components such as jneuroml.
I'd like to contribute to addressing this issue by implementing the proposed solution.
Could you please assign this issue tome? I believe together I can make the process of working with PyNeuroML smoother for users.
Thankyou
Hi @glitcher007, any progress here? Anything we can do to help. Please do let us know (even if you're no longer working on this and then we can re-assign).
A common issue at the moment is that people don't always have
NEURON_HOME
set. With PyNeuroML, we can:nrniv
binary (usingwhich
or python native methods)I haven't looked at how well this will work, but it's worth checking to make it a little easier for users.
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