The example below shows one way to access data from a MATLAB struct inside a Stateflow chart:
1) Defining the MATLAB Struct: Define a MATLAB Struct “y”, similar to “fe_adapt_data”
y.a = 1;
y.b = 2;
y.c = [1,2,3];
2) Defining the Bus Object: Define a bus object “myBus” with a datatype similar to the MATLAB Struct “y”
myBus = Simulink.Bus;
elems(1) = Simulink.BusElement;
elems(2) = Simulink.BusElement;
elems(3) = Simulink.BusElement;
elems(1).Name = “a”;
elems(2).Name = “b”;
elems(3).Name = “c”;
elems(3).Dimensions = [1 3]; %Since element 3 of the structure is an array
myBus.Elements = elems;
3) Defining the State Flow Chart
Do not pass "y" as an input to the chart (see figures below).
3) Initializing the Parameters:
- Open Property Inspector
- Open Symbols Pane
- Click on “y” in the Symbols Pane
- In the Property Inspector, set the “Type” for y to “Bus: myBus” from the drop-down menu.
- In the Symbols Pane, set “y” as “Parameter Data” by clicking on the box left of “y”.
Please find an example Simulink ("exampleSimulinkModel") model attached with this article that implements the above-mentioned steps. Please check the “initFcn” callback for the struct definition and bus object definition.
