ModelAdvisor.Procedure

Define custom procedures

Description

The ModelAdvisor.Procedure class defines a procedure that is displayed in the Model Advisor tree. Use procedures to organize additional procedures or checks by functionality or usage.

Creation

Syntax

ProcedureObject = ModelAdvisor.Procedure(ProcedureID)

Description

ProcedureObject = ModelAdvisor.Procedure(ProcedureID) creates a Model Advisor procedure object, ProcedureObject and assigns it a unique identifier, ProcedureID which must remain constant.

Input Arguments

ProcedureID — Unique identifier

string

Unique identifier for the Model Advisor procedure.

Data Types: char

Properties

Description — Procedure details

character vector

Provides information about the procedure. The right pane of the Model Advisor displays the procedure details.

Data Types: char

DisplayName — Procedure name

string

Specifies the name of the procedure that the Model Advisor displays.

Data Types: char

ID — Unique identifier

string

Specifies a permanent, unique identifier for the procedure.

Note

• You must specify this field.

• The value of ID must remain constant.

• The Model Advisor generates an error if ID is not unique.

• Procedure definitions must refer to other procedures by ID.

Data Types: char

MAObj — Model Advisor object

Simulink.ModelAdvisor object

Specifies a handle to the current Model Advisor object.

Object Functions

addProcedure	Add subprocedure to procedure
addTask	Add task to procedure

Examples

Add Procedures to Model Advisor Procedure

1. Create a ModelAdvisor.Procedure object named MAP.

   MAP = ModelAdvisor.Procedure('com.mathworks.sample.ProcedureSample');
   

2. Create three subprocedures.

   MAP1=ModelAdvisor.Procedure('com.mathworks.sample.procedure1');
   MAP2=ModelAdvisor.Procedure('com.mathworks.sample.procedure2');
   MAP3=ModelAdvisor.Procedure('com.mathworks.sample.procedure3');
   

3. Add three procedures to MAP.

   addProcedure(MAP, MAP1);
   addProcedure(MAP, MAP2);
   addProcedure(MAP, MAP3);

Version History

Introduced in R2006a