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.. function:: this_node
Syntax:
.. code-block::
python
h.this_node(x)
h.this_node(x, sec=section)
Description:
Return a pointer (coded as a double) to the segment
of *section* that
contains location *x*.
If no section is specified, it uses the currently accessed section; see
:func:`cas`. If you wish to compute a segment number
index where 1 is the first nonzero area segment and :data:`nseg` is the last
nonzero area segment
of the currently accessed section corresponding to position x use the
hoc function
.. warning::
This function is useless and should be removed.
.. function:: this_section
Syntax:
.. code-block::
python
h.this_section(x)
Description:
Return a pointer (coded as a double) to the section which contains location 0 of the
currently accessed section. This pointer can be used as the argument
to :func:`push_section`. Functions that return pointers coded as doubles
are unsafe with 64 bit pointers. This function has been superseded by
:class:`SectionRef` and in Python the use of Section objects.
See :meth:`~SectionRef.sec`.