remove_species

Julia

remove_species(system::ReactionSystem, name::String)

remove_species(system::ReactionSystem, name::String) -> ReactionSystem

Remove a species from a reaction system.

Warns about dependent reactions but does not automatically update them. Throws EditError if the species does not exist.

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TypeScript

function removeSpecies(system: ReactionSystem, name: string): ReactionSystem

Remove a species from a reaction system, with reference checking

Parameters

• system — ReactionSystem to remove species from
• name — Species name to remove

Returns

New reaction system with species removed

Throws

• VariableInUseError if species is still referenced in reactions
• EntityNotFoundError if species doesn’t exist

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Python

Exported as remove_species and remove_species_from_system. Both names refer to the same operation.

remove_species

remove_species(reaction_system: ReactionSystem, species_name: str, validate_after_edit: bool = True) -> EditResult

Remove a species from a reaction system.

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remove_species_from_system

remove_species_from_system(reaction_system: ReactionSystem, species_name: str, validate_after_edit: bool = True) -> EditResult

Deprecated alias for remove_species . Remove a species from a reaction system.

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Rust

pub fn remove_species(system: &ReactionSystem, species_name: &str) -> EditResult<ReactionSystem>

Remove a species from a reaction system

Arguments

• system - The reaction system to modify
• species_name - Name of the species to remove

Returns

• EditResult<ReactionSystem> - New reaction system without the species

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Go

func RemoveSpecies(system ReactionSystem, name string) (ReactionSystem, error)

RemoveSpecies returns a copy of system without the species name, after checking that no reaction still references it.

Returns *EntityNotFoundError when the species does not exist, and *VariableInUseError when it appears among any reaction’s substrates or products, or is read by any reaction’s rate expression. Constraint equations are scanned too — they are ordinary expression sites over the same names.

Source · Go docs