Simulink.fault.findConditionals

Retrieve conditionals from model

Since R2023b

Syntax

conditionals = Simulink.fault.findConditionals(model)

conditionals = Simulink.fault.findConditionals(model,property=value)

conditionals = Simulink.fault.findConditionals(model,property1=value1,...,propertyN=valueN)

Description

conditionals = Simulink.fault.findConditionals(model) returns the conditionals from the model, model. The function returns the conditionals alphabetically by name.

conditionals = Simulink.fault.findConditionals(model,property=value) finds the conditionals filtered by the Conditional object property, property, that match the value, value. The function returns complete and partial matches.

conditionals = Simulink.fault.findConditionals(model,property1=value1,...,propertyN=valueN) finds the conditionals filtered by one or more Conditional object property values.

Examples

Retrieve Conditional from Model

Open the fault_analyzer_intro model.

openExample('faultanalyzer/FaultAnalyzerIntroExample')

Add a conditional to the model with the name myConditional and the expression y1 >= 0.

Simulink.fault.addConditional(...
"fault_analyzer_intro","myConditional","y1 >= 0");

Retrieve the conditional.

fault_conditional = Simulink.fault.findConditionals(...
"fault_analyzer_intro");

Retrieve Conditional by Using Filters

Open the fault_analyzer_intro model.

openExample('faultanalyzer/FaultAnalyzerIntroExample')

Add three conditionals to the model, each with a specific name and expression.

Simulink.fault.addConditional(...
"fault_analyzer_intro","myConditional1","y1 >= 0");
Simulink.fault.addConditional(...
"fault_analyzer_intro","myConditional2","y2 >= 0");
Simulink.fault.addConditional(...
"fault_analyzer_intro","myConditional22","y3 >= 0");

Retrieve the conditionals that contain 2 in the name.

fault_conditionals = Simulink.fault.findConditionals(...
"fault_analyzer_intro",Name="2");

Retrieve Conditional by Using Multiple Filters

Open the fault_analyzer_intro model.

openExample('faultanalyzer/FaultAnalyzerIntroExample')

Add three conditionals to the model, each with a specific name and expression.

Simulink.fault.addConditional(...
"fault_analyzer_intro","myConditional1","y1 >= 0");
Simulink.fault.addConditional(...
"fault_analyzer_intro","myConditional2","y2 >= 0");
Simulink.fault.addConditional(...
"fault_analyzer_intro","myConditional22","y3 >= 0");

Retrieve the conditionals that contain 2 in the name and have y2 in the Condition property.

fault_conditionals = Simulink.fault.findConditionals(...
"fault_analyzer_intro",Name="2",Condition="y2");

Input Arguments

model — Path or handle to model

string scalar | character vector | handle

Path or handle to the model, specified as a string scalar, character vector, or model handle.

Data Types: string | char | double

property — Name of property

property of Conditional object

Name of the property, specified as a property of the Conditional object. For more information on Conditional object properties, see Properties.

value — Value of property

format determined by property

Value of the property, specified in the format determined by the property. You can define this argument by using a regular expression.

Output Arguments

conditionals — Conditional assigned to model

Conditional object array

Conditionals assigned to the model, returned as a Conditional object array.

Version History

Introduced in R2023b