Question: Is there a way to add multiple reactions in the check_model call?

[ayush9pandey]

I would like to do something like this:

result = check_model("A+B->C;k_1*A*B-k*C", "A->B;k1*A");

where I have two reaction separated by a comma. The check_model constructor seems to allow only one reaction. Is that correct?

[RMeli]

openjournals/joss-reviews#7618 (comment)

[ayush9pandey]

@RMeli I'm not sure if the comment you've linked is correct..it points to the other reviewer..Doesn't matter though :)
Did you intend to link the review issue with this URL: openjournals/joss-reviews#7618

(same comment for other issues that I have raised on this repo)

[RMeli]

Hi @ayush9pandey, this was indeed wrong, sorry. I was meant to link to the review issue itself, not a particular comment. Sorry for the confusion!

[longxf21]

@ayush9pandey The check_model function does not support multiple model argument input. Instead, If you enter two reactions as one model, it should execute successfully:
result = check_model("""A+B->C;k_1*A*B-k*C; A->B;k1*A """)

[ayush9pandey]

Great! So, semicolon can be used to separate the reactions. Do you need the three quotes (""") or one each for starting and ending is enough?