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[cellml-discussion] ABI CellML Meeting Minutes, 20th October 2010


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  • From: alan.garny at dpag.ox.ac.uk (Alan Garny)
  • Subject: [cellml-discussion] ABI CellML Meeting Minutes, 20th October 2010
  • Date: Tue, 26 Oct 2010 10:32:51 +0100

> TeLICeMS is the "Text Language for the Input of CellML Models Service"
> component, a new component/service that Andrew recently added to the API
> to parse a text language (i.e. COR like text language, dubbed "TeLICeM")
into
> CellML, and back. It is based on the COR like text language parsing that
you
> developed for OpenCell.
>
> First mentioned here:
> http://www.cellml.org/community/meeting/minutes/2010/10.06

Thanks Randall, I clearly overlooked it at the time.

Otherwise, I am wondering about TeLICeM (gosh, what a cumbersome name!)... I
mean that one thing I would like to do in OpenCell is to have what I
currently refer to as an 'improved COR-like view'. It would be based on the
COR-like view, except that public/private interfaces, encapsulation
hierarchy and connections are concepts that will be automatically dealt with
by OpenCell rather than the user. For example, say that you have the time
variable that is defined in the environment component. From there, you
could, in say the membrane component, define time as being a reference to
the time variable defined in the environment component. When saving the
model, OpenCell would then worry about what the public/private interfaces,
encapsulation hierarchy and connections should be. The idea being about
making the editing of CellML files as 'quick' and as simple as possible.

Also, with regards to TeLICeM, would there be ways to customise it? I mean
that, at the moment, the COR-like view in OpenCell requires you referencing
constants using something like:
my_const {unit: "my_unit"}
while in COR, we can use something like:
my_const {my_unit}
which I much prefer (more concise and therefore faster to edit, etc.).

Alan





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