automatic change a block number in a mask, coming from simulink library, when I drag it more than onetime in my working space

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Hi any dear,
I have simulated a dynamic ball mill model in simulink. the name of a block in ball mill mask is "ballmill_number", I want to change this block number automatically when I drag More than one of this mask in working space. How can I do it?
Thank you so much

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Kaustubha Govind
Kaustubha Govind 2013-7-8
You can typically perform operations on block copy using the CopyFcn callback of the block. See Block Callbacks.
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Ted
Ted 2013-7-11
编辑:Ted 2013-7-11
Thanks dear, I want to design a software that user can use the mask in his working file, more than one time arbitrary, my software should recognize number of the mask in working place, and calls ever mask with a number. I don't know how to write this code into the callback, it's simple but cant write it, would you please help me to write it?
(excuse me,I can't write English well)
Kaustubha Govind
Kaustubha Govind 2013-7-11
Ted: Sorry, this forum is meant to help with specific questions. Writing entire pieces of code is beyond the scope of our involvement here. I would recommend that you spend more time studying the Simulink command-line API and post when you run into specific issues.

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Guru
Guru 2013-7-7
Are you referring to the block name of a block within a masked subsystem that you want to change the name of?
If so, no you cannot do this, but really the question I suppose is why would you want to change the name of the block within a masked subsystem when you have multiple copies in the model?
Simulink changes or adds a block number to blocks, because its requirement is that every block at a certain hierarchical level of Simulink needs to have a unique block name. The block name is only used as a means to identify the block which is mainly just used with the MATLAB API to Simulink.

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