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This will load correctly and channel.gate_fractionals and channel.gates_hh_tau_infs will include the objects for the two gates. However, if these gates are specified using the type= attribute rather than the tag itself, they are loaded in the gates attribute as GateHHUndetermined objects:
My initial thought is that the generateds generated parser cannot (does not?) make use of the type attribute. This needs to be confirmed, and if this is the case, we need to:
investigate if there's a way to get it to use this attribute
if not, do we want to tweak our loader to try to correctly place the "undetermined" objects in the right attributes where possible.
This is important because both ways of writing are valid NeuroML, so it's unexpected when one works and the other doesn't.
Here's an example channel file:
This will load correctly and
channel.gate_fractionals
andchannel.gates_hh_tau_infs
will include the objects for the two gates. However, if these gates are specified using thetype=
attribute rather than the tag itself, they are loaded in thegates
attribute asGateHHUndetermined
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