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$ ./OpenCOR -h
Usage: OpenCOR [-a|--about] [-c|--command [<plugin>::]<command> <options>] [-h|--help] [-p|--plugins] [-s|--status] [-v|--version] [<files>]
-a, --about Display some information about OpenCOR
-c, --command Send a command to one or all the CLI plugins
-h, --help Display this help information
-p, --plugins Display all the CLI plugins
-s, --status Display the status of all the plugins
-v, --version Display the version of OpenCOR
Version
$ ./OpenCOR -v
OpenCOR 0.3 (64-bit)
About
$ ./OpenCOR -a
OpenCOR 0.3 (64-bit)
OS X 10.9 (Mavericks)
Copyright 2011-2014
OpenCOR is a cross-platform CellML-based modelling environment, which can be used to organise, edit, simulate and analyse CellML files.
Plugins
$ ./OpenCOR -p
The following plugin is loaded:
- CellMLTools: a plugin to access various CellML-related tools.
Status
$ ./OpenCOR -s
The following plugins are available:
- CellMLAPI: the plugin is loaded and fully functional.
- CellMLSupport: the plugin is loaded and fully functional.
- CellMLTools: the plugin is loaded and fully functional.
- Compiler: the plugin is loaded and fully functional.
- Core: the plugin is loaded and fully functional.
- CoreSolver: the plugin is loaded and fully functional.
- LLVM: the plugin is loaded and fully functional.
Command
$ ./OpenCOR -c help
Commands supported by CellMLTools:
* Display the commands supported by CellMLTools:
help
* Export <in_file> to <out_file> using <predefined_format> as the destination format or <user_defined_format_file> as the file describing the destination format:
export <in_file> <out_file> [<predefined_format>|<user_defined_format_file>]
<predefined_format> can take one of the following values:
cellml_1_0: to export a CellML 1.1 file to CellML 1.0
$ ./OpenCOR -c CellMLTools::export in.cellml out.cellml cellml_1_0
$ ./OpenCOR -c CellMLTools::export http://mydomain.com/in.cellml out.txt format.xml