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For the CA1 example, we have multiple cells with id="morphology". Currently these all get overwritten and we end up with a single morphology.nml file. This PR fixes that.

@llandsmeer llandsmeer requested a review from thorstenhater March 9, 2023 15:20
.ok_or_else(|| nml2_error!("Morph has no id"))?;
let cell = node
.parent()
.ok_or(nml2_error!("Morphology has no parent"))?;
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I think that's incorrect. You can have this

<morphology id="m1">
  ...
</morphology>
<cell id="c1">
    <morphology id="m1" />
</cell>
<cell id="c0">
    <morphology id="m1" />
</cell>

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Thus you need to duplicate morphologies under mrf, allow references in mrf, or rename ids. Your choice ;)

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Horrible. Thanks for spotting... maybe default to a name like 'toplevel_m1' for these?

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I think the Arbor internal NML2 reader calls them cell morphologies and just plain morphologies.

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