r.getCurrentSBML() should set all values to current values, including those with initial assignments.

[luciansmith]

The function 'getCurrentSBML()' exports the current state of the model as if it were the 'initial' state of the model in an exported SBML file. (The same is true of 'getCurrentAntimony()') However, anything with an initial assignment escapes that clause, and you just get the initial assignment, not the current value. So:

import tellurium as te

r = te.loada("""
    S1->; k1*S1
    S1=3
    k1=S1/3
""")

r.S1 = 5
r.k1 = 0.3
print(r.getCurrentAntimony())

includes:

S1 = 5;
k1 = S1/3;

This is arguably a bug, though it's possible that someone is relying on the behavior somehow. @matthiaskoenig : would you agree this needs to be changed?