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The textual description of the parameter will be lost when converting the model to Antimony.
We would like to support the tag to preserve important information in the model.
We have a few design proposals to consider.
Design Proposal 1
Embed the SBML notes as Antimony comments.
For example, a single-line comment would look like this:
// something about k1
k1 = 0.1
And a multi-line comment would look like this:
/*
something about k1
something else about k1
*/
k1 = 0.1
Design Proposal 2
Create a new "notes" keyword in Antimony.
A single-line comment would look like this:
k1 = 0.1
k1 notes "something about k1"
Multi-line comments might be a little bit tricky to handle.
One way to handle multi-line comments could be:
k1 notes begin:
abc
sdf
dsdc
notes end
where we use the "notes begin" and "notes end" keyword to signify the start and end of notes.
Design Proposal 3
Create a new operator in Antimony for notes to distinguish regular comments and SBML comments.
A single-line comment would look like this:
k1 = 0.1
k1 //! "something about k1"
We could use the ''' operator for multi-line comments. Example:
k1 '''
abc
sdf
dsdc
'''
Another operator to consider is { and }, example:
model { this is my model
and my model alone
}
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Currently, Antimony does not support the tag in SBML models.
For example,
The textual description of the parameter will be lost when converting the model to Antimony.
We would like to support the tag to preserve important information in the model.
We have a few design proposals to consider.
Design Proposal 1
Embed the SBML notes as Antimony comments.
For example, a single-line comment would look like this:
And a multi-line comment would look like this:
Design Proposal 2
Create a new "notes" keyword in Antimony.
A single-line comment would look like this:
Multi-line comments might be a little bit tricky to handle.
One way to handle multi-line comments could be:
where we use the "notes begin" and "notes end" keyword to signify the start and end of notes.
Design Proposal 3
Create a new operator in Antimony for notes to distinguish regular comments and SBML comments.
A single-line comment would look like this:
We could use the ''' operator for multi-line comments. Example:
Another operator to consider is { and }, example:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: