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Explanations: Add "Phantom" section, with the following subsections:
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AbstractMotion: struct NoMotion struct MotionList (The same as an AbstractArray{Motion} but we didn't use arrays, because ... ? we will need to discuss this in the paper) struct Motion (This one makes sense) Action <: AbstractAction TimeSpan <: AbstractTimeSpan SpinSpan <: AbstractSpinSpan (Is the user meant to extend this one?) Is it like this? If I don't want to define a list, can I just define obj.motion = Translate(...)? What function must I define to generate a new AbstractMotion/AbstractAction/...? If I want to define my new custom motion, should create a new AbstractAction or a new AbstractMotion? Is ECG triggering possible? #73
AbstractMotion:
AbstractMotion
struct NoMotion
struct MotionList
struct Motion
Action <: AbstractAction
TimeSpan <: AbstractTimeSpan
SpinSpan <: AbstractSpinSpan
Is it like this?
If I don't want to define a list, can I just define obj.motion = Translate(...)?
obj.motion = Translate(...)
What function must I define to generate a new AbstractMotion/AbstractAction/...?
AbstractAction
If I want to define my new custom motion, should create a new AbstractAction or a new AbstractMotion?
Is ECG triggering possible? #73
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Explanations: Add "Phantom" section, with the following subsections:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: