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There is a difference in Python mode and compiled mode, which I assume reflects a bug on the compiled side or at least an unimplemented feature that does not throw up a warning message:
When a transfer mechanism has reset_stateful_function_when=pnl.AtTrialStart() but is scheduled to only execute on a later pass, for example pass 5, then python mode will appropriately reset the mechanism at pass 0 and execute the mechanism at pass 5.
In compiled mode, however, the reset does not happen on pass 0 but instead on pass 5 when the mechanism executes. A reproducible example is posted below.
There is a difference in Python mode and compiled mode, which I assume reflects a bug on the compiled side or at least an unimplemented feature that does not throw up a warning message:
When a transfer mechanism has reset_stateful_function_when=pnl.AtTrialStart() but is scheduled to only execute on a later pass, for example pass 5, then python mode will appropriately reset the mechanism at pass 0 and execute the mechanism at pass 5.
In compiled mode, however, the reset does not happen on pass 0 but instead on pass 5 when the mechanism executes. A reproducible example is posted below.
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