Create Hybrid Systems about dynamicalsystems.jl HOT 7 CLOSED

DifferentialEquations already does hybrid systems through its event handling interface (and the jump problems help here as well). In fact, the bouncing ball is the documentation example: http://docs.juliadiffeq.org/latest/features/callback_functions.html#ContinuousCallback-Examples-1

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Yeap that was exactly what I was looking at when I wrote this issue. The bouncy ball.

One would most likely make a new type, subtype of ContinuousDynamicalSystem that would work exactly like ContiniousDS with simply an extra field called "callback" or something.

The this would allow pretty clear and straight forward communication with DiffEq, since to establish this the only thing necessary is to have a ODEProblem(ds::DynamicalSystem) method.

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Or you just add a callback keyword to your ContiniousDS ?

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So that the field callback would always exist but by default would be initialized in e.g. nothing ? Does the ODE handle nothing? How is the representation of missing callbacks?

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It handles nothing by using no callbacks. That's the default.

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Yeap. Awesome, this seems like the best idea! To add an extra field to ContinuousDS!

But wait a moment. This does not allow the motion to turn fully discrete until another second callback, right?

I mean, a problem becoming fully discrete, then after some condition becomes continuous again?

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This issue was moved to JuliaDynamics/DynamicalSystemsBase.jl#5

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