"sbmlPtr"Containing SBML pointer objects.
Objects can be created by calls of the form
doc <- sbmlDocPointer(pointer).
pointer:an object of class sbml_doc_ptr containing a pointer to a SBML
      document.
doc <- sbmlModPointer(pointer, sbmlDoc).
pointer:an object of class sbml_mod_ptr containing a pointer to a SBML
      model.
sbmlDoc:an object of class sbmlPtr containing a pointer to a SBML
      document (returned by sbmlDocPointer).
This constructor functions are only used internally, objects of class
  sbmlPtr are returned by the functions openSBMLfile
  and getSBMLmodel.
sbmlPtrType:Object of class "character"
      containing the type of the pointer.
sbmlPointer:Object of class "externalptr"
      containing a pointer to a SBML document or model.
sbmlFileName:Object of class "character" containing the file name of the SBML
      file generating the errors.
sbmlDocKey:Object of class "character" containing a single character string
      functioning as a unique key to a SBML document object.
signature(object = "sbmlPtr"):
      returns TRUE if sbmlPointer(object) is a NULL pointer,
      otherwise FALSE.
signature(object = "sbmlPtr"):
      returns TRUE if sbmlPointer(object) is a pointer to a
      SBML document, otherwise FALSE.
signature(object = "sbmlPtr"):
      returns TRUE if sbmlPointer(object) is a pointer to a
      SBML model, otherwise FALSE.
signature(object = "sbmlPtr"):
        gets the sbmlDocKey slot.
signature(object = "sbmlPtr"):
        gets the sbmlFileName slot.
signature(object = "sbmlPtr"):
        gets the sbmlPointer slot.
signature(object = "sbmlPtr"):
        gets the sbmlPtrType slot.
# NOT RUN {
  showClass("sbmlError")
# }
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