Closed msevestre closed 3 weeks ago
The best way would probably be - by clicking on the cell, a view of the table opens. This is probably not easy to implement without sacrificing the drop-down for formula selection.
Alternative - only show the name of the formula, and the user must go to the "Formulas" tab to view it.
Table with argument parameters (Ontogeny factor
and Ontogeny factor GI
obviously cannot be displayed and showing <Not Available>
is OK.
For the table parameters: would prefer the same way as in PK-Sim (e.g. for pH-Solubility table in compound):
This comment separated into issue https://github.com/Open-Systems-Pharmacology/MoBi/issues/1396
Update: The formula with argument is located in the molecule, the expression profiel only holds the table formula. However, these are not displayed (selecting a table formula in the "Formulas" tab crashes:
Application: MoBi® 12.0.75
Formula 'DistributedTableFormula' not supported at the moment
Stack trace:
at MoBi.Presentation.Presenter.FormulaPresenterCache.PresenterFor(Type formulaType)
at MoBi.Presentation.Presenter.FormulaPresenterCache.PresenterFor(IFormula formula)
at MoBi.Presentation.Presenter.FormulaCachePresenter.Select(IFormula formula)
at MoBi.Presentation.Presenter.FormulaCachePresenter.Select(FormulaBuilderDTO formulaDTO)
at MoBi.UI.Views.FormulaCacheView.<>c__DisplayClass4_1.<InitializeBinding>b__7()
at OSPSuite.UI.Controls.BaseUserControl.<>c__DisplayClass23_0.<OnEvent>b__0()
at OSPSuite.Utility.Extensions.ExceptionExtensions.DoWithinExceptionHandler(Object callerObject, Action actionToExecute)
proposed solution: in the parameters list, show the name of the formula, which can be viewed in the "Formulas"-tab.
This is going to be closed as nothing left to do after #1396 and #1395 are done.
@PavelBal @rwmcintosh @Yuri05 We have them now in Expression Profile and in the simulation
see attached project Ontogeny_factor.zip
Thsi is in the simulation![image](https://github.com/Open-Systems-Pharmacology/MoBi/assets/1041237/9ddacf6f-86ce-4db4-a83a-6b411ff5b4fa)
This is in the expression profile![image](https://github.com/Open-Systems-Pharmacology/MoBi/assets/1041237/77d3f927-45d6-4477-898c-48aaedee829f)
In short. We have no idea what's going on. The values are correct but it's a bit..useless