Simulink® Verification and Validation™

Defining Check List Views

About List Views

List views allow you to provides the information to populate the Model Advisor Result Explorer window, and adds the Explore Result button to a custom check in the Model Advisor window. You define list views using the ModelAdvisor.ListViewParameter class inside a custom check function (see Defining Custom Checks). You must define one instance of this class for each list view that you want to add to a Model Advisor Result Explorer. See Batch-Fixing Warnings or Failuresfor information on using the dialog box.

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Properties of List Views

The following table describes the properties of the ModelAdvisor.ListViewParameter class:

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Code Example: List View Definition

The following is an example of defining list views. You must make the Explore Result button visible using the ModelAdvisor.Check ListViewVisible property inside a custom check function, and include list view definitions inside a check callback function (see Detailed Check Callback Function).

The following code, when included in a custom check function, adds the Explore Result button to the check in the Model Advisor window.

rec = ModelAdvisor.Check('com.mathworks.sample.Check1');
% add 'Explore Result' button
rec.ListViewVisible = true;

The following code, when included in a check callback function, provides the information to populate the Model Advisor Result Explorer window.

mdladvObj = Simulink.ModelAdvisor.getModelAdvisor(system);
mdladvObj.setCheckResultStatus(true);

% define list view parameters
myLVParam = ModelAdvisor.ListViewParameter;
myLVParam.Name = 'Invalid font blocks'; % the name appeared at pull down filter
myLVParam.Data = get_param(searchResult,'object')';
myLVParam.Attributes = {'FontName'}; % name is default property
mdladvObj.setListViewParameters({myLVParam});

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Defining Check Input Parameters

Defining Check Actions