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Print complete logging tree of Node object

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Syntax

print(node)

Description

print(node) prints the complete logging tree starting with the specified node. node is a simscape.logging.Node object. node must include a full identifier path to the node, starting with the workspace log variable name. Before you call this object function, you must load the model. You must also have the simulation log variable in your current workspace. Create the simulation log variable by simulating the model with data logging turned on, or load a previously saved variable from a file.

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Examples

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Plot complete logging tree for a model, and then a logging tree for a node in the model.

Consider the following model. The model name is simple_mech2, and data logging is enabled with the default workspace variable name, simlog.

Print the complete logging tree for the whole model:

print(simlog)

     simple_mech2
     +-Ideal_Force_Source
     | +-C
     | | +-v
     | +-R
     | | +-v
     | +-S
     | +-f
     | +-v
     +-MTR
     | +-V
     | | +-v
     | +-f
     +-MTR1
     | +-V
     | | +-v
     | +-f
     +-Mass
     | +-M
     | | +-v
     | +-f
     +-Simulink_PS_Converter
     +-Translational_Damper
     | +-C
     | | +-v
     | +-R
     | | +-v
     | +-f
     | +-v
     +-Translational_Spring
       +-C
       | +-v
       +-R
       | +-v
       +-f
       +-v
       +-x

Print the logging tree just for the Mass block:

print(simlog.Mass)

     Mass
     +-M
     | +-v
     +-f

Input Arguments

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Initial node for printing the logging tree, specified as a simscape.logging.Node object. node must include a full identifier path to the node, starting with the workspace log variable name.

Example: simlog.DC_Motor.Inertia

Version History

Introduced in R2010b

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