xPC Target™

getscope - Scope object pointing to scope defined in kernel

Syntax

MATLAB^® command line

scope_object_vector = getscope(target_object, scope_number)
scope_object = target_object.getscope(scope_number)

Arguments

`target_object`	Name of a target object.
`scope_number_vector`	Vector of existing scope indices listed in the target object property `Scopes`. The vector can have only one element.
`scope_object`	MATLAB variable for a new scope object vector. The vector can have only one scope object.

Description

getscope returns a scope object vector. If you try to get a nonexistent scope, the result is an error. You can retrieve the list of existing scopes using the method get(target_object, 'scopes') or target_object.scopes.

Examples

If your Simulink^® model has an xPC Target™ scope block, a scope of type target is created at the time the target application is downloaded to the target PC. To change the number of samples, you need to create a scope object and then change the scope object property NumSamples.

sc1 = getscope(tg,1) or sc1 = tg.getscope(1)
sc1.NumSample = 500

The following example gets the properties of all scopes on the target PC and creates a vector of scope objects on the host PC. If the target object has more than one scope, it create a vector of scope objects.

scvector = getscope(tg)

getscope - Scope object pointing to scope defined in kernel

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