rfho/save_and_load.py
def Loader(folder_name):
    """
    utility method for creating a Saver with loading intentions,
    does not create timer nor append time to name. just give the folder name
    for the saver

    :param folder_name: (string or list of strings)
                        either absolute or relative, in which case root_directory will be used
    :return: a `Saver` object
    """
    return Saver(folder_name, append_date_to_name=False, timer=False,
                 collect_data=False)

    utility method for creating a Saver with loading intentions,
    does not create timer nor append time to name. just give the folder name
    for the saver

    :param folder_name: (string or list of strings)
                        either absolute or relative, in which case root_directory will be used
    :return: a `Saver` object
    
utility method for creating a Saver with loading intentions,
does not create timer nor append time to name. just give the folder name
for the saver
utility method for creating a Saver with loading intentions does not create timer nor append time to name . just give the folder name for the saver
def Loader(folder_name):
    return Saver(folder_name, append_date_to_name=False, timer=False,
                 collect_data=False)
def Loader ( folder_name ) : return Saver ( folder_name , append_date_to_name = False , timer = False , collect_data = False )
utility method for creating a Saver with loading intentions,
does not create timer nor append time to name.
utility method for creating a Saver with loading intentions does not create timer nor append time to name .
"""
    utility method for creating a Saver with loading intentions,
    does not create timer nor append time to name. just give the folder name
    for the saver

    :param folder_name: (string or list of strings)
                        either absolute or relative, in which case root_directory will be used
    :return: a `Saver` object
    """
a `Saver` object
a ` Saver ` object
folder_name
(string or list of strings)
either absolute or relative, in which case root_directory will be used
( string or list of strings ) either absolute or relative in which case root_directory will be used