System Composer Comparison Tool
Description
The Comparison Tool in System Composer™ shows differences between two architecture models.
For the Simulink® version of this tool, see Comparison Tool.
The tool shows differences for these types of architectural data:
Model structural differences (components, ports, and connectors)
Different types of supported components and ports
Interfaces on model data dictionaries
Owned port interfaces
Applied stereotypes and property value changes on model elements
Architecture views
Parameters
Simulink properties
Note
You can now merge and resolve conflicts from the comparison report in System Composer. For more information, see Resolve Conflicts in Projects Using System Composer Three-Way Merge Tool.
Rows in the comparison report are highlighted according to the type of difference:
Insertion — Added elements to the right side that did not exist on the left side
Deletion — Removed elements that did exist on the left side but not on the right side
Modification — Changes to existing elements that exist on both the left and right sides
Open the System Composer Comparison Tool
Open the Comparison Tool from the System Composer toolstrip.
Navigate to Modeling > Compare.
In the Select Files or Folders for Comparison dialog box, select the second file against which to compare.
Set the comparison type as
System Composer Model Comparison
.Click Compare.
Open the Comparison Tool from the MATLAB® Current Folder browser by selecting one architecture model.
In the MATLAB Current Folder browser, right-click an architecture model.
Select
Compare Against
and thenChoose
.In the Select Files or Folders for Comparison dialog box, select the second file against which to compare.
Set the comparison type as
System Composer Model Comparison
.Click Compare.
Open the Comparison Tool from the MATLAB Current Folder browser by selecting two architecture models.
In the MATLAB Current Folder browser, select two architecture models.
Right-click and select
Compare Selected Files/Folders
.
Examples
Parameters
Programmatic Use
Version History
Introduced in R2022a