sbiosaveproject

Save all models in root object

Syntax

sbiosaveproject projFilename sbiosaveproject projFilename model1 sbiosaveproject projFilename model1 model2 ...

Description

sbiosaveproject projFilename saves all models in the SimBiology^® root object to the binary SimBiology project file named projFilename.sbproj. The project can be loaded with sbioloadproject. sbiosaveproject returns an error if projFilename.sbproj is not writable.

sbiosaveproject creates the binary SimBiology project file named simbiology.sbproj. sbiosaveproject returns an error if this is not writable.

sbiosaveproject projFilename model1 saves only the variable named model1, that represents a SimBiology.Model object.

sbiosaveproject projFilename model1 model2 ... saves the specified variables in the project.

Use the functional form of sbiosaveproject when the file name is stored in a character vector. For example, if the file name is stored in the variable fileName = 'myproject.sbproj' and you want to store the variables model1 and model2, type sbiosaveproject (fileName,'model1','model2') at the command line.

Examples

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Save Models to SimBiology Project

Open Live Script

Import a model from an SBML file.

modelObj = sbmlimport ('oscillator.xml');

Check if there are other models at the root.

rootObj = sbioroot

rootObj = 
   SimBiology Root Contains:

    Models:                           3
    Builtin Abstract Kinetic Laws:    11
    User Abstract Kinetic Laws:       0
    Builtin Units:                    53
    User Units:                       0
    Builtin Unit Prefixes:            13
    User Unit Prefixes:               0

Save all models present at the root to a SimBiology project file named allSimBioModels.sbproj.