Suppress warning and stdout messages in Jupyter notebooks #1161
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I have spun off the issue with the triplet STDP synapse to #1163, as it seems to be also present on the current master branch and is hence unrelated to this PR. |
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Thank you for the quick review! |
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Fixes #1160.
Additionally, a new parameter has been added to the logger to suppress duplicate warning messages.
I had to disable the cocos-check after rewriting the AST, because this was giving some error messages although the model was compiling file. We decided earlier that cocos checks do not have to make sense after rewriting the AST; the model has at that point already been checked for correctness.