Simulink.ScenarioSimulation.find

Return scenario simulations or actors in current MATLAB session

Since R2022a

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    Syntax

    ss = Simulink.ScenarioSimulation.find("ScenarioSimulation")
    ss = Simulink.ScenarioSimulation.find("ScenarioSimulation",Name=Value)
    actor = Simulink.ScenarioSimulation.find("ActorSimulation",Name=Value)

    Description

    ss = Simulink.ScenarioSimulation.find("ScenarioSimulation") returns all scenario simulations in the current MATLAB® session.

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    ss = Simulink.ScenarioSimulation.find("ScenarioSimulation",Name=Value) returns the scenario simulation in the current MATLAB session that contains the actor corresponding to the Name and Value input arguments.

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    actor = Simulink.ScenarioSimulation.find("ActorSimulation",Name=Value) returns the actor in the current MATLAB session that corresponds to the Name and Value input arguments.

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    Examples

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    Get all simulations in the current MATLAB session.

    scenarios = Simulink.ScenarioSimulation.find("ScenarioSimulation")

    Get the actor specified by a known System object™ handle.

    actor = Simulink.ScenarioSimulation.find("ActorSimulation",SystemObject=obj)

    Get the scenario containing the actor specified by a known System object handle.

    actorScenario = Simulink.ScenarioSimulation.find("ScenarioSimulation",SystemObject=obj)

    Name-Value Arguments

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    Specify optional pairs of arguments as Name1=Value1,...,NameN=ValueN, where Name is the argument name and Value is the corresponding value. Name-value arguments must appear after other arguments, but the order of the pairs does not matter.

    Example: Simulink.ScenarioSimulation.find("ActorSimulation", SimulinkModel=12.03) returns the actor with the specified Simulink® model handle.

    Simulink model handle of required actor, specified as a numeric scalar of data type double.

    Run the following command to get the model handle of an open Simulink model file that represents an actor object. 

    get_param(gcs,"Handle");

    Example: SimulinkModel=221.01

    Data Types: double

    System object representing actor, specified using the System object name.

    Example: SystemObject=WhiteCar

    Unique identifier that represents actor simulation object, specified as an integer of type unit64.

    Example: ActorID = unit64(1)

    Data Types: unit64

    Output Arguments

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    Scenario simulation containing actor, returned as a ScenarioSimulation object.

    Actor corresponding to input arguments, returned as an ActorSimulation object.

    Version History

    Introduced in R2022a

    See Also

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