How to export requirements to reqif with a script

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Andreas 2021-5-14

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回答： Alex Howard 2021-6-7

I wan't write a m-script, that exports requirements to a reqif-File. Is there a function to export the requirements?

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Rik 2021-5-17

Note that most frequent contributors have little experience with Simulink. So if your question is only applicable to Simulink (as a quick search seems to suggest), your chances of getting a solution are not great and the turn-around time might be substantially longer.

Andreas 2021-5-17

This sounds like a plan. How can I debug the Matlab UI and see what the command behind my UI operation is?

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Alex Howard 2021-6-7

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Hi Andreas,

There is no public API for exporting requirements to a ReqIF file. You must use the Requirements Editor.

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Jan 2021-5-18

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在 MATLAB Online 中打开

If the searched function is implemented as M-function, you find the correspodning M-files using the profiler:

profile on   % type this in the command window
... trigger the button in the GUI
profile report

Now you see a list of called function. Now you can set a break point in a function, which looks, like it does, what you need. Check the values of the input arguments or maybe the way to call it is documented.

As long as you dig in M-functins only, I assume, this is not a "reverse engineering", which would be a conflict with the license agreement.