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Hi,
Only had a quick read through but it looks good, perhaps a bit
too comprehensive for CellML and FieldML. Hard to tell if it will
become *the* standard for units though.
Steve
On 27 Sep 2011, at 01:04, David Brooks wrote:
Hi,
I've come across the Units Markup
Hi,
I've come across the Units Markup Language (UnitsML,
http://unitsml.nist.gov/), which is a project of the National Institute
of Standards and Technology for encoding scientific units of measure in
XML. It is currently being standardised by OASIS (the Working Draft is
at
DSL = Domain Specific Language.
An internal DSL is one used directly in your source code, as opposed to
reading and parsing sources from an external file. See
http://www.scala-lang.org/node/1403 for an example (esp. for BASIC
fans...). A DSL for menu building that could be used to say
Yeah, great! All part of having a professional and world class system!
Thanks,
Dave
On 29/01/10 8:02 AM, Dougal Cowan wrote:
On 28/01/2010 12:00, David Brooks wrote:
A small thing, but what about improving the resolution of the icon used
for OpenCell? Compare OpenCell's icon
And ditto for the OS/X version -- it needs to be a .dmg
Thanks,
Dave
On 28/01/10 8:10 AM, Michael Cooling wrote:
...similar minor issue with the Windows version, had to add '.exe' to
the file (and it was called something like 'installer-binary').
Quoting Alan Garny
A small thing, but what about improving the resolution of the icon used
for OpenCell? Compare OpenCell's icon with that of other applications in
the attached screen image.
Ta.
On 28/01/10 11:43 AM, David Brooks wrote:
And ditto for the OS/X version -- it needs to be a .dmg
attachment
On 23/1/09 11:38 AM, James Lawson wrote:
Hi all,
We're bouncing around some ideas about how we might structure the
decision making process within the CellML community. Ideally, we want
to make it as transparent as possible and have some kind of executive
group that reports directly to the
On 13/11/08 2:38 AM, Jon Olav Vik wrote:
David Nickerson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
As a side note, I am envisioning that in the long term such simulation
data would ideally be stored using FieldML (http://www.fieldml.org)
which underneath is likely to provide several options for the high
Hi Andrew,
My vote is for DocBook - I used it a few years ago for a software
manual without too many issues, and the tools have matured since then.
Keep away from anything DSSSL based (including the DSSSL flavour of
DocBook), otherwise we will create a dependency on needing a Lisp expert
to
Their home page is at
http://www.visualgenomics.ca/index.php?option=com_frontpageItemid=1
Dave
On 30/05/2007 11:53 a.m., James Lawson wrote:
Hey folks,
Thought you might be interested in this. I really don't know how far
they've actually got but they're certainly making some pretty
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