concore init generates broken sample script : uses wrong function names

[avinxshKD]

I was testing the CLI flow (concore init → concore run) and noticed the sample script.py that gets generated doesn't actually work. It crashes right away with an AttributeError.

What happens thatt
Running concore init my-project creates src/script.py with this:

import concore

while not concore.concore_unchanged():
    data = concore.concore_read()
    result = data * 2
    concore.concore_write(result)

But concore.py doesn't have concore_unchanged(), concore_read(), or concore_write(). Those names look like the MATLAB convention (concore_unchanged.m, concore_read.m) — in Python the functions are just unchanged(), read(), and write().

So the script immediately throws:

AttributeError: module 'concore' has no attribute 'concore_unchanged'

What it should look like
Looking at the actual demos (e.g., controller.py, controller.py), the real calling pattern is:

import concore

concore.default_maxtime(100)
concore.delay = 0.02

init_simtime_val = "[0.0, 0.0]"
val = concore.initval(init_simtime_val)

while concore.simtime < concore.maxtime:
    while concore.unchanged():
        val = concore.read(1, "data", init_simtime_val)
    result = [v * 2 for v in val]
    concore.write(1, "result", result, delta=0)

The current sample is also missing default_maxtime(), initval(), and has the loop structure inverted.

Where the bug is
init.py, lines 33-39 — the SAMPLE_PYTHON string.

This basically breaks the getting-started flow for anyone using the CLI for the first time. Happy to put up a fix if that works.

[avinxshKD]

@pradeeban what do you think ? worked upon the fix, ready to raise a pr

[pradeeban]

sure, @avinxshKD. Make sure to check the dev branch for this though. A lot of recent PRs to dev branch, and a lot of things are already fixed in the dev branch.