//genesis
//
// silib.g   adds the si (spike interval) object into the
// genesis runtime.
/*
** Now deal with the new object
**
** new class definitions can be added using the 'newclass' command
** Note that classes are simply used for grouping of related elements
** and do not alter the element functionality in any way
** See scheduling (/usr/genesis/startup/schedule.g) for an example of class use
*/

/* newclass	exampleclass */

/*
** New actions which are used by elements are defined with the 'addaction'
** command. The action number must be consistent with the case number
** used in the element code (see example.c)
*/
/* addaction	NEWACTION	20 */

/*
******************************************************************************
**                          Example OBJECT TABLE                            **
******************************************************************************
*/
//============================================================================
//	name		data_type	function	class		
//============================================================================

object	spikeinterval	si_type	SpikeInterval	buffer \
	-author 	"S.J. Nowlan Salk Institute 8/91" \
	-actions	RESET PROCESS CHECK \
	-messages	VOLTAGE 0		1 Vm \
			THRESHOLD 1	1 threshold \
	-fields		interval thresh abs_refract prev_time interval_fname interval_file file_io \
	-description	"Computes interspike interval in its interval field. Interspike intervals may then be graphed or saved to the file specified in interval_fname by setting file_io to 1(true)."