Simulink.fault.addConditional

Add conditional to model

Since R2023b

Syntax

conditional = Simulink.fault.addConditional(model,name,condition)

Description

conditional = Simulink.fault.addConditional(model,name,condition) adds a conditional with the specified name, name, and condition expression, condition, to the model, model.

Examples

Add a Conditional to a Model

Open the fault_analyzer_intro model.

openExample('faultanalyzer/FaultAnalyzerIntroExample')

Add a conditional named myConditional with the expression y1 >= 0.

faultConditional = Simulink.fault.addConditional(...
"fault_analyzer_intro","myConditional","y1 >= 0");

Input Arguments

model — Path or handle to model

string scalar | character vector | handle

Path or handle to the model, specified as a string scalar, character vector, or model handle.

Data Types: string | char | double

name — Name of conditional

string scalar | character vector

Name of the conditional, specified as a string scalar or character vector. Each conditional name in the model must be unique.

Data Types: char | string

condition — Condition expression

string scalar | character vector

Condition expression, specified as a string scalar or character vector. When you add symbols to the expression, you create new Symbol objects. To programmatically adjust the properties of symbols, retrieve the Symbol objects by using the getSymbols function.

Example: "y1 >= 0" defines the expression and creates a Symbol object with the name y1.

Data Types: char | string

Output Arguments

conditional — Conditional assigned to model

Conditional object

Conditional assigned to the model, returned as a Conditional object.

Version History

Introduced in R2023b