sbmltoolbox 4.1.0-3 / usr / share / SBMLToolbox / Simulation / Test / TestGetArgumentsFromLambdaFunction.m

function fail = TestGetArgumentsFromLambdaFunction

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input1 = 'lambda(x, x+0.5)';
output1 = {'x', 'x+0.5'};

input2 = 'lambda(x, y, x + y)';
output2 = {'x', 'y', 'x+y'};


fail = TestFunction('GetArgumentsFromLambdaFunction', 1, 1, input1, output1);
fail = fail + TestFunction('GetArgumentsFromLambdaFunction', 1, 1, input2, output2);

m = TranslateSBML('../../Test/test-data/l2v1-all.xml');

input = m.functionDefinition.math;
output = {'x', 'power(x,3)'};

fail = fail + TestFunction('GetArgumentsFromLambdaFunction', 1, 1, input, output);