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Ted: Just a quick reply to say "thanks" and I'm still digesting. More later,

Graham

Ted: Thanks once again for your detailed reply. A couple of points: > Additional biophysical properties can be assigned which > fall into two categories: density (or "distributed") mechanisms, > and point processes (localized sources of current, > e.g. current or voltage clamps, synapses)....

Ted: First off, thanks for your detailed reply, containing lots of good tips, and no doubt taking some time to write. Much appreciated. FWIW, no need to sell me on OOP -- been using OO languages, object models and data models for 20 years, and am very familiar with the rationales, which is what led ...

Folks: I'm new to neuron, but quite old at programming, using command line interpretersetc . And I have taken at least a tour through the docs. 1. Could someone please point me to where in the docs I might find a list of the objects that can be created (ie: via the create command), and a listing of ...