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We do not currently have a good way to map through delimited IDs to the underlying ID and call the correct accessor on it. For example:
julia> rid = "ecoli1#PFK#forward#1" "ecoli1#PFK#forward#1" julia> rid2 = "PFK#forward#1" "PFK#forward#1" julia> reaction_subsystem(gm, rid2) ERROR: KeyError: key "PFK#forward#1" not found Stacktrace: [1] getindex @ C:\Users\stelmo\.julia\packages\OrderedCollections\PRayh\src\ordered_dict.jl:380 [inlined] [2] reaction_subsystem(model::COBREXA.Types.ObjectModel, id::String) @ COBREXA.Types C:\Users\stelmo\Documents\GitHub\pkgs\COBREXA.jl\src\types\models\ObjectModel.jl:135 [3] reaction_subsystem(model::COBREXA.Types.EnzymeConstrainedModel, rid::String) @ COBREXA.Accessors C:\Users\stelmo\Documents\GitHub\pkgs\COBREXA.jl\src\types\accessors\ModelWrapper.jl:20 [4] top-level scope @ REPL[186]:1 julia> rid3 = "PFK" "PFK" julia> reaction_subsystem(gm, rid3) "Glycolysis/Gluconeogenesis"
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Kinda obsoleted by ConstraintTrees. I'll leave this open so that we check if this will work.
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aaaaaaaaand it worked.
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We do not currently have a good way to map through delimited IDs to the underlying ID and call the correct accessor on it. For example:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: