Variant control for variant subsystems with mask parameters?

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Andreas
Andreas 2013-7-26
回答： Andreas 2013-10-28
Hello everybody,
I'm currently working a lot with referenced and variant subsystems and I'm wondering whether you could set the block mask parameters to control the variants.
I want a similar behavior as in the simulink PID(s)-block where you can choose the controller type via drop-down menus in the block mask. I don't see any possibility yet, to use other variables then the ones from the base workspace.
Any advice would be appreciated.

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Andreas
Andreas 2013-10-28
I think a good description can be found here: http://blogs.mathworks.com/seth/2008/08/13/dynamic-mask-dialogs/

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Nathan Crosty
Nathan Crosty 2013-7-26
In the Variant Subsystem > Subsystem Parameters, there is a check box for "Override variant conditions and use the following variant"
Check this box and select which variant you would like to use. This will do exactly what you are asking for.
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Andreas
Andreas 2013-7-26
编辑：Andreas 2013-7-26
Hi Nathan,
thanks for your answer. I know this function, but my model users want to change the variants by double-clicking on the block and changing a mask parameter.
Before that, we had configurable subsystems and even right mouseclick -->block choice --> var a or b was not, what they wanted. Everything shall be in one single mask. :-/
My ideas (but don't know, how it works):
- use referenced/variant Subsystems
- use variant control parameter and no override
A: Write mask parameters automatically to Workspace
B: Access mask parameter variables from the reference model block.
Nathan Crosty
Nathan Crosty 2013-7-26
编辑：Nathan Crosty 2013-7-26
I see. So, you can create a mask and make a parameter for variant choice. You can then use the Dialog Callback in the mask to set the following property of the variant model block: OverrideUsingVariant

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