| Version 2.1 (R14+) Simulink® Report Generator™ Software Release Notes | ![]() |
This table summarizes what's new in Version 2.1 (R14+):
| New Features and Changes | Version Compatibility Considerations | Fixed Bugs and Known Problems | Related Documentation at Web Site |
|---|---|---|---|
| Yes Details below | No | No bug fixes | No |
New features and changes introduced in this version follow.
This version has better support for Japanese and other non-English systems.
This version includes:
Better integration between Report Explorer and Simulink
New Simulink Library Information component
Reports on referenced Simulink libraries in the current model, block, or system
Merges repeated rows in the generated table to save space
Improved Model Change Log component
Controls over sort order and date format
Property for displaying the destination and source of a signal
To provide greater control over report generation, new commands are available to set the model, system, block, or signal reported on by a Simulink component:
RptgenSL.getReportedBlock RptgenSL.getReportedSystem RptgenSL.getReportedModel RptgenSL.getReportedSignal RptgenSL.setReportedBlock(blkName) RptgenSL.setReportedSystem(sysName) RptgenSL.setReportedModel(mdlName) RptgenSL.setReportedSignal(sigHandle)
You can use the set commands inside an Evaluate MATLAB Expression component. In an Evaluate MATLAB Expression component, you could enter:
RptgenSL.setReportedSystem('f14/Controller')
You can use the get commands inside any component that supports %<> notation. For example, in a Paragraph component, you could enter:
%<RptgenSL.getReportedBlock>
When getting or setting a block, system, or model, the object is identified by its full path string. When setting or getting the signal, the signal is identified by the source block's numeric outport handle. Note that none of the set methods set the current reporting context like a loop.
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