Display multiple causes of an error settings

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Hello all,
What settings (and where) should I do for displaying the multiple causes of an error.
For example if I build a model and I miss some parameters (that I used in the model) in workspace how is possible to receive an error showing me all this parameters (at the same time) that I miss?
At the moment I receive an error for one parameter, then I save it, then I try to build the model again and I get another error with the next parameter that I forgot to save in workspace, and so on... I do not what this to happen.. it would be perfect to display the multiple causes of the error.
Thanks! Bye!
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TAB
TAB on 11 Dec 2012
Which Matlab/Simulink version you are using ?

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TAB
TAB on 12 Dec 2012
I am also using same version and I can see all the missing parameters at one time. And I don't think that there is any special setting for that. See may error dialog:
You can try in another way also.
In command window enter command
>> get_param('YourModel','ReferencedWSVars')
This returns all the model parameters which are from workspace. And for missing parameters it give error listing all the missing parameters.

Alexandru
Alexandru on 12 Dec 2012
Hey,
While compiling the model I want to display all the errors (in one) via command line.
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Alexandru
Alexandru on 12 Dec 2012
Hey, First thank you for trying to help me.
I tried this command when you wrote me first above, but still I get the error only about the first parameter... I was thinking that it's about a Matlab setting about how to display an error..
TAB
TAB on 12 Dec 2012
I don't know what could be the reason. But you can go through command Simulink.findVars. It is used to trace the variables/parameters used in model. I have never used this in practice.
Below are the other links which explains its usage:

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