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I'd welcome a discussion about this issue. In the C++ custom.cpp, create_cell_types(), we define cell types' functions. But this assumes those cell types (beyond cell_defaults) have been defined, e.g. via initialize_cell_definitions_from_pugixml. The Studio allows dynamic creation of cell types, but this only defines them in the XML. When a Copy of a cell type is created in the Studio, we somehow want it to also inherent the functions of the original cell type (or at least have that option). Actually, the issue goes beyond just wanting to copy custom cell functions.
I noticed this as a "problem" when I was playing with a potential reference model for the POSE grant where I had defined a horizontal motility vector for cell_defaults and I wanted copies of this (in the Studio) to inherent the same motility vector. More recently, I've been experimenting with a new custom_division_function which gets invoked in the divide() function. Once again, it works fine for the cell_defaults, but not for any copied cell type.
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I'd welcome a discussion about this issue. In the C++ custom.cpp, create_cell_types(), we define cell types'
functions
. But this assumes those cell types (beyondcell_defaults
) have been defined, e.g. viainitialize_cell_definitions_from_pugixml
. The Studio allows dynamic creation of cell types, but this only defines them in the XML. When aCopy
of a cell type is created in the Studio, we somehow want it to also inherent thefunctions
of the original cell type (or at least have that option). Actually, the issue goes beyond just wanting to copy custom cell functions.I noticed this as a "problem" when I was playing with a potential reference model for the POSE grant where I had defined a horizontal motility vector for
cell_defaults
and I wanted copies of this (in the Studio) to inherent the same motility vector. More recently, I've been experimenting with a newcustom_division_function
which gets invoked in thedivide()
function. Once again, it works fine for thecell_defaults
, but not for any copied cell type.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: