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document verbosity option in Python interface #1220

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4 changes: 4 additions & 0 deletions doc/docs/Python_User_Interface.md
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Expand Up @@ -982,6 +982,10 @@ Miscellaneous Functions
Meep ordinarily prints various diagnostic and progress information to standard output. This output can be suppressed by calling this function with `True` (the default). The output can be enabled again by passing `False`. This sets a global variable, so the value will persist across runs within the same script.

**`meep.verbosity(v=1)`**
Given a number `v`, specify the degree of Meep's output: `0` is quiet mode, `1` (the default) is ordinary output, `2` is extra debugging output, and `3` is all debugging output.

**`meep.interpolate(n, nums)`**
Given a list of numbers or `Vector3`s `nums`, linearly interpolates between them to add `n` new evenly-spaced values between each pair of consecutive values in the original list.
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