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sltest.observer.addObserverPort

Add Observer Port block to model or subsystem

Since R2024b

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    Syntax

    obsport = sltest.observer.addObserverPort(portlocation)

    Description

    obsport = sltest.observer.addObserverPort(portlocation) adds an Observer Port block in the model or subsystem specified by portlocation. You typically place Observer Port blocks in Observer models.

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    Examples

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    Open the sf_car model and add an Observer Reference block to the top level of the model. Adding an Observer Reference block to a model also creates a new Observer model. Then, add an Observer Port block to the Observer model. This example requires a Stateflow® license.

    import sltest.observer.*
openExample("sf_car")
mdl= get_param(gcs,"Handle");

obsref = addObserverReference(mdl);
obsmodel = get_param(gcs,"Handle");
obsport = addObserverPort(obsmodel);

    To set the Observer Port block to observe an element in the system model, use the configureObserverPort function.

    Input Arguments

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    Model or subsystem in which to place the Observer Port block, specified as a string, character vector, or double. Use a string or character vector to specify the location as a path, or use a double to specify the location as a handle.

    Output Arguments

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    Observer Port block, returned as a double data type block handle.

    Version History

    Introduced in R2024b

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