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Hi Lucian,

The documentation at http://cellml-api.sourceforge.net/ is generated
from the IDL abstract definition of the api, which is the canonical
form of the api. At the moment, there is not much in the way of
documentation about how bindings are generated from the IDL, and how
the various bindings and the concrete C++ implementation work.

The binding generators reside in the ./simple_interface_generators
subdirectory of the api; each generator is a Python program which acts
as a visitor, and is used by omniorb as it parses the IDL files in the
./interfaces subdirectory during the build process.

As far as the examples of the workings of each CellML API component
go, each component which has a full program as an example has a tests
subfolder (ie ./CIS/tests) which has the source for the program in it.
All the unit tests are in the main ./tests subfolder. This has yet to
be organised into formal documentation, however.

So, please do feel free to ask questions.

Best Regards,
Justin.

Quoting Lucian Smith <lpsmith at spod-central.org>:

> * Justin Marsh <j.marsh at auckland.ac.nz> [2009-07-28 00:31] writes:
>> Hi Lucian,
>>
>> The basic C++ should have two functions for each member attribute,
>> named after the attribute; one with no arguments, which returns the
>> value of the attribute, and one with one argument which sets the value
>> of the attribute.
>>
>> So, to set the name you would call
>> model->name(L"modelname");
>> And to get the name, you would call
>> model->name();
>>
>> These specific functions are located in
>> ./sources/cellml/CellMLImplementation.cpp
>
> Thanks! Is there information like this in the documentation somewhere?
> I'd rather not have to bug you all every time I have a basic question like
> this.
>
> -Lucian
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• [cellml-discussion] The CellML library basics, Lucian Smith, 07/28/2009
  • [cellml-discussion] The CellML library basics, Justin Marsh, 07/28/2009
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      • [cellml-discussion] The CellML library basics, Justin Marsh, 07/28/2009
      • [cellml-discussion] The CellML library basics, Andrew Miller, 07/28/2009

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