findbindings

Find bindings between objects

Since R2024a

Syntax

b = findbindings(obj)

b = findbindings(obj,"source")

b = findbindings(obj,"destination")

Description

b = findbindings(obj) finds all bindings where obj is either the source or destination of the binding. The function returns the bindings as an array of Binding objects.

b = findbindings(obj,"source") finds all bindings where obj is the source of the binding.

b = findbindings(obj,"destination") finds all bindings where obj is the destination of the binding.

Examples

Find Bindings

Create a spinner in a UI figure.

fig = uifigure;
spn = uispinner(fig);

Create a Simulation object that represents a simulation of the bouncingBall model and load the model.

s = simulation('bouncingBall',LoadModel=true);

Connect the spinner to a model variable by creating a binding.

vars = s.TunableVariables;
varname = "K:bouncingBall";
bind(spn,"Value",vars,varname);

Find all bindings for which the spinner is either a source or a destination.

b1 = findbindings(spn)

b1 = 
  Binding with properties:

                  Source: [1x1 Spinner]
         SourceParameter: 'Value'
             Destination: [1x1 simulink.sim.Variables]
    DestinationParameter: 'K:bouncingBall'
                 Enabled: 1

Find all bindings for which the spinner is a destination. In this case, there are none, so findbindings returns an empty array of Binding objects.

b2 = findbindings(spn,"destination")

b2 = 

  1x0 Binding array with properties:

    Source
    SourceParameter
    Destination
    DestinationParameter
    Enabled

Input Arguments

obj — Source or destination object of binding

UI component | Signals object | Variables object

Source or destination of a binding, specified as one of these objects:

• UI component

• Signals object associated with the LoggedSignals property of a Simulation object

• Variables object associated with the TunableVariables property of a Simulation object

Version History

Introduced in R2024a