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Hello,
I know that for simulink blocks to be programmatically put into model one needs to load simulink system (load_system('simulink')), but it won't work for simhydraulics, or for simscape blocks. I think that solution should be like for simulink blocks, but I don't know the syntax: load_system('???????'). I just get error: ??? There is no block named 'nesl_utility/Simulink-PS Converter' Does any body know the solution?

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Guy Rouleau
Guy Rouleau 2011-3-12

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Not sure what is going wrong for you. The following works for me:
load_system('nesl_utility')
add_block(sprintf('nesl_utility/Simulink-PS\nConverter'),'myMdl/blk1')
If it does not work for you, let us know the error message.

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Tomas Iesmantas
Tomas Iesmantas 2011-3-13
thanks, this is exactly what I needed (i.e.'nesl_utility' part).
suppose, I have the code as below,
file_name = 'New_model'
new_system(file_name)
model = 'Model1.slx'
load_system(model)
%now here, this 'Model.slx' has one block called 'Model'
%so now I want to add that block into my new system 'New_model'
%so I will write as below,
add_block('model/Model','file_name/Model')
%but when I write like this, It is showing some error.
So, is there any way I can add block using file names stored in some variable ?
like above, 'New_model' is stored in variable file_name. So, now I want to use only file_name to add block.
Any idea how to do it ?

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