Roadmap for Dynamic Masks
You can use the Mask Editor to perform all of the mask operations
referenced in Roadmap for Masking Blocks without writing M-code. You
can also use M-code to perform the following dynamic mask operations:
Calculate values assigned under the mask rather than
using the values that the user specified
Change a Mask Parameters dialog box to reflect parameter
values specified by the user
Change the architecture of a masked subsystem to reflect
parameter values set by the user
In order to perform any of these operations, you will need to
understand all topics listed in Roadmap for Masking Blocks that relate to your situation,
and in particular the masking_example shown
in Masked Subsystem Example and
constructed in Creating a Block Mask.
You can then read the following sections as needed:
These operations require using the Parameters Pane and
the Initialization Pane to
specify M-code. For information about M-code programming, see MATLAB Programming Fundamentals.
For a description of efficient ways to organize M-code used in a mask,
see Best Practices for Using M-Code in Masks.
 | Operating on Existing Masks | | Calculating Values Used Under the Mask |  |
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