- MATLAB provides scripting capabilities that you can use to automate some aspects of the conversion.
- Use MATLAB commands to iterate through the blocks in your model, identify TargetLink blocks, and replace them with Simulink blocks.
- Be cautious when using scripting to modify models, as it requires a good understanding of the model structure and Simulink API.
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I have been given a large model that was developed using Targetlink blocks that have a dependancy on R2017b Matlab. In order for me to integrate this into a test envirionment I need to convert all the Targetlink blocks used in a large model into Simulink blocks. I can remove them on a per block basis, but wanted to automate this process so it does not take a long time. Is there a way to convert Targetlink blocks into Simulink blocks on an entire model or subsystem basis?
Kind Regards,
Thor Hoffman
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atharva
2023-11-9
Hey Thor,
I understand that you want to automate the process of converting TargetLink blocks into Simulink blocks.
There isn't a direct built-in tool in Simulink that can automatically convert TargetLink blocks to Simulink blocks. However, you may consider the following semi-automated approach:
Here is a simplified example script in MATLAB that you might use as a starting point:
% Load the Simulink model
model_name = 'your_model';
open_system(model_name);
% Get all blocks in the model
blocks = find_system(model_name, 'SearchDepth', 1, 'Type', 'Block');
% Iterate through blocks and replace TargetLink blocks with Simulink blocks
for i = 1:length(blocks)
if strcmp(get_param(blocks{i}, 'BlockType'), 'TargetLinkBlockType')
% Replace with Simulink block (replace 'YourSimulinkBlock' with the appropriate block type)
new_block = replace_block(blocks{i}, 'YourSimulinkBlock', 'noprompt');
% Copy parameters from the old block to the new block as needed
% (you may need to adjust this based on your specific use case)
copy_block_parameters(blocks{i}, new_block);
% Delete the old TargetLink block
delete_block(blocks{i});
end
end
Remember to adapt the script based on your specific TargetLink blocks and the corresponding Simulink blocks you want to use.
Before running any script, make sure to create a backup of your model, as automated scripts can have unintended consequences.
Here are the Mathworks documentation links-
I hope this helps!
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