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I didn't write down who originally emailed this to us, but some time ago, someone in discussion with Sarah pointed out the following problems when they tried to use a model written in Octave:
Octave file structure was adjusted to conform to the kind of nesting
that MOCCASIN understands. Then when attempting to obtain rate-equation
based SBML, this is what I notice:
The parser fails to understand that the pound symbol "#" is
reserved for comments as it only expects "%".
The parser does not understand function handles in the Octave file
as here, function names are passed in quotes, whereas in MATLAB they are
preceded by @.
The "endfunction" statement in Octave needs to be understood as
"end" in MATLAB, otherwise we get a "Could not locate a call to a Matlab
function in the file" error.
These issues should be fixed.
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I didn't write down who originally emailed this to us, but some time ago, someone in discussion with Sarah pointed out the following problems when they tried to use a model written in Octave:
These issues should be fixed.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: