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In ASC format, a soma is usually defined my the starting token (CellBody).
However in some cases, it happens that this token is missing but the "CellBody" token is there instead.
If I'm correctly interpreting @jdcourcol's sayings, this quoted CellBody is simply a comment written by the user. It is not the official token that should be present.
In ASC format, a soma is usually defined my the starting token
(CellBody)
.However in some cases, it happens that this token is missing but the
"CellBody"
token is there instead.Here is an example extracted from a real file:
If I'm correctly interpreting @jdcourcol's sayings, this quoted CellBody is simply a comment written by the user. It is not the official token that should be present.
The question is: Should this kind of soma be valid or not ? I know we had issues when we tried to allow such kind of soma in the past. That's why the following line is commented in the code https://github.com/wizmer/MorphIO/blob/master/src/readers/lex.cpp#L158
I don't remember why though.
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