- From: lpsmith at spod-central.org (Lucian Smith)
- Subject: [cellml-discussion] The CellML library basics
- Date: Mon, 27 Jul 2009 23:49:50 +0100
(Thanks for the link to the CellML2C source; that was very helpful.)
(Also, I'm more than willing to move this to some other forum if it's
better suited there.)
So, I feel like I'm missing something pretty fundamental here, because I
can't figure out how to set the name of a model. The example Java program
sets the name with a 'setName' function, but this doesn't exist for the
basic C++. The docs say:
attribute CellMLAttributeString name
The name associated with this CellML element.
but trying to do (say)
model->name = L"modelname";
tells me 'invalid use of member', which probably refers to the fact that
model->name()
is a *function* that will give me the name of the model, should it already
be set.
So I don't know whether the docs are out of date, or if the 'attribute'
bit means something I'm unfamiliar with, or what.
In other first-encounter-with-the-library news, I am sad that there is no
loadFile option, just loadFromURL and createFromText. Is the standard
recommendation to convert a filename to a URL, or to load the file and
extract the text myself?
Thanks for bearing with me through the newbie stage!
-Lucian
- [cellml-discussion] The CellML library basics, Lucian Smith, 07/28/2009
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