COPASI API
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#include <test000063.h>
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void | setUp () |
void | tearDown () |
void | test_events_1 () |
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static const char * | MODEL_STRING1 |
static const char * | MODEL_STRING10 |
static const char * | MODEL_STRING11 |
static const char * | MODEL_STRING12 |
static const char * | MODEL_STRING13 |
static const char * | MODEL_STRING14 |
static const char * | MODEL_STRING15 |
static const char * | MODEL_STRING16 |
static const char * | MODEL_STRING17 |
static const char * | MODEL_STRING2 |
static const char * | MODEL_STRING3 |
static const char * | MODEL_STRING4 |
static const char * | MODEL_STRING5 |
static const char * | MODEL_STRING6 |
static const char * | MODEL_STRING7 |
static const char * | MODEL_STRING8 |
static const char * | MODEL_STRING9 |
static CCopasiDataModel * | pCOPASIDATAMODEL = NULL |
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CPPUNIT_TEST (test_events_1) | |
CPPUNIT_TEST_SUITE (test000063) | |
CPPUNIT_TEST_SUITE_END () | |
This test check if a kinetic law without math element is imported with the correct warning.
Definition at line 30 of file test000063.h.
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void test000063::setUp | ( | ) |
Definition at line 39 of file test000063.cpp.
References CCopasiRootContainer::addDatamodel(), CCopasiRootContainer::init(), and pCOPASIDATAMODEL.
void test000063::tearDown | ( | ) |
void test000063::test_events_1 | ( | ) |
Definition at line 52 of file test000063.cpp.
References CCopasiDataModel::getModel(), CCopasiDataModel::importSBMLFromString(), MODEL_STRING1, and pCOPASIDATAMODEL.
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Simple model with two species. One is determined by an assignment, the other is set in an event assignment.
Definition at line 37 of file test000063.h.
Referenced by test_events_1().
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Simple model with two species. Two events trigger at the same time. Each modifies one of the species and references the other species.
Definition at line 46 of file test000063.h.
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Simple model with two species. Two events. One triggers at a certain time and modifies one species. This modification triggers the second event at the same time. Although both events trigger at the same point in time, the result should be different from the model above.
Definition at line 47 of file test000063.h.
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Simple model with two species. One is determined by an assignment, the other is set in an event assignment. The event has a delay.
Definition at line 48 of file test000063.h.
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Simple model with two species. Two events trigger at the same time. Each modifies one of the species and references the other species. Both events use the same delay.
Definition at line 49 of file test000063.h.
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Simple model with two species. Two events. One triggers at a certain time and modifies one species. This modification triggers the second event at the same time. Although both events trigger at the same point in time, the result should be different from the model above. Both event use the same delay
Definition at line 50 of file test000063.h.
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Simple model with two species. Two events trigger at the same time. Each modifies one of the species and references the other species. Both events use different delays.
Definition at line 51 of file test000063.h.
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Simple model with two species. Two events. One triggers at a certain time and modifies one species. This modification triggers the second event at the same time. Although both events trigger at the same point in time, the result should be different from the model above. Both event use different delays.
Definition at line 52 of file test000063.h.
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Simple model with two species. One is determined by an ode , the other is set in an event assignment. The delay in the event has to be calculated from the trigger time.
Definition at line 53 of file test000063.h.
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Simple model with two species. One is determined by an ode , the other is set in an event assignment.
Definition at line 38 of file test000063.h.
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Simple model with two species. The compartment volume is determined by a rate rule. The second species is set by an event that is dependent on the compartment volume.
Definition at line 39 of file test000063.h.
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Simple model with two species and a parameter. The parameter is determined by an ode rule. The second species is set by an event that is dependent on the parameter volume.
Definition at line 40 of file test000063.h.
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Simple model with two species and two reactions. The second species is set by an event that is dependent on the reaction rate of the second reaction.
Definition at line 41 of file test000063.h.
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Simple model with two species and two reactions. The second species is set by an event that is dependent on the reaction rate of the second reaction. The second species is also set by a second time dependent event.
Definition at line 42 of file test000063.h.
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Simple model with two species. One species is determined by a rate rule, the other is set by an event that is determined by the first species. The assignment expression references the species itself.
Definition at line 43 of file test000063.h.
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Simple model with two species. Both species are set by event assignments. The event is supposed to fire every three seconds from second 2. This is achieved by simulating the modulo function. This model is solely made of events.
Definition at line 44 of file test000063.h.
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Simple model with two species. This model represents an event endlessloop. There are three events, the first one triggers when time is greater 1 second and it modifies species_1. The second event is triggered if species_1 becomes larger than species_2 and it enlarges species_2. And the third triggers when species_2 becomes larger than species_1 and enlarger species_1.
Definition at line 45 of file test000063.h.
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Definition at line 54 of file test000063.h.
Referenced by setUp(), and test_events_1().