slreq.closeRequirementsManager

Close Requirements Manager app in model

Syntax

slreq.closeRequirementsManager(model)

slreq.closeRequirementsManager("all")

Description

slreq.closeRequirementsManager(model) closes the Requirements Manager app in the Simulink^® model model and brings the model to the front.

slreq.closeRequirementsManager("all") closes the Requirements Manager app in all open models.

Examples

Open and Close the Requirements Manager App Programmatically

This example shows how to open and close the Requirements Manager app programmatically.

Open the CruiseRequirementsExample project and open the crs_plant model.

slreqCCProjectStart;
open_system("crs_plant");

Open the Requirements Manager app in the crs_plant model.

slreq.openRequirementsManager("crs_plant");

Close the Requirements Manager app in the crs_plant model.

slreq.closeRequirementsManager("crs_plant");

Close the Requirements Manager App in All Open Models

This example shows how to close the Requirements Manager app in all open models.

Open the CruiseRequirementsExample project. Open the crs_plant and crs_controller models.

slreqCCProjectStart;
open_system("crs_plant");
open_system("crs_controller");

Open the Requirements Manager app in the crs_plant and crs_controller models.

slreq.openRequirementsManager("crs_plant");
slreq.openRequirementsManager("crs_controller");

Close the Requirements Manager app in all open models.

slreq.closeRequirementsManager("all");

Input Arguments

model — Simulink model

string scalar | character vector | model handle

Simulink model to close the Requirements Manager app in, specified as a string scalar or character vector that contains the name of the model, or a model handle.

Tips

• Use bdroot (Simulink) to get the top-level model of the current system.

• Use get_param (Simulink) and bdroot (Simulink) to get the handle for the top-level model of the current system:

  model = get_param(bdroot,"Handle");

Version History

Introduced in R2021a