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Sorry, one more thing:

The user documentation on the OpenCOR website<https://opencor.ws/> can be
found at https://opencor.ws/user/index.html. However, this refers to the user
documentation for the latest official version of OpenCOR which... we all know
is now quite old.

At some point, we mentioned that the user documentation for the latest
snapshot of OpenCOR could be found somewhere on Read the Docs. However, not
only it wasn't rendered the same as on the OpenCOR website, but it wasn't
advertised as such.

Now, the user documentation for the latest snapshot can be found at
https://opencor.github.io/, as advertised on the official user
documentation<https://opencor.ws/user/index.html> and on the downloads
page<https://opencor.ws/downloads/index.html>.

Alan

P.S.: hopefully, I haven't forgotten anything else!

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Subject: [cellml-discussion] OpenCOR: new snapshot and docker container
available

Dear all,


This is just to let you know that a new OpenCOR
snapshot<https://opencor.ws/downloads/index.html> and docker
container<https://hub.docker.com/repository/docker/opencor/opencor> have been
released. Among other things, this snapshot addresses a GUI glitch on macOS
(see here<https://github.com/opencor/opencor/issues/2551>) and an issue with
reloading a remote SED-ML file (see
here<https://github.com/opencor/opencor/issues/2550>).


Also, it is now possible to export a CellML file to C, FORTRAN 77, MATLAB and
Python directly from OpenCOR (either through its GUI or from the command
line) (see here<https://github.com/opencor/opencor/issues/129>,
here<https://github.com/opencor/opencor/issues/131>,
here<https://github.com/opencor/opencor/issues/128>, and
here<https://github.com/opencor/opencor/issues/132>, respectively). This
feature has always been available, it's just that one first had to provide a
user-defined format for C, FORTRAN 77, MATLAB or Python (format that was
shipped with OpenCOR). It was done that way because those exports rely on the
CellML API and that there are some known issues with it. So, we didn't want
to encourage the use of that feature. Yet, people need it and seem to be
happy enough with it. So, for convenience, it is now possible to do those
exports directly.


As mentioned before, please consider this snapshot as a beta version for
OpenCOR 0.7. So, please, give it a try and don’t hesitate to
report<https://github.com/opencor/opencor/issues/new> any issue that you
might have with it.


Best regards, Alan.


P.S.: feel free to spread the word and subscribe to our
users<https://groups.google.com/g/opencor-users> (or even
developers<https://groups.google.com/g/opencor-developers>) mailing list.

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• [cellml-discussion] OpenCOR: new snapshot and docker container available, Alan Garny, 09/14/2021
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