Phil Goddard

A couple of comments ask about using the "old method" of an s-function instead of an event listener.
I often use the S-function approach, and to some extent prefer that way.
However it means that the model itself must be modified -- by the addition of the s-function block.

Sometimes, for whatever reason, you don't want to add that additional block.
Rather you want the UI to attach itself to an existing model, do its stuff, then unattach itself at the end.
That is what the event_listener approach allows.
e.g. you want to write a UI that allows the user to select one of many different models to run and upload data from.

The reported bug about not being able to have the model open _before_ opening the UI has been fixed.

Note however that there are many model-UI interactions that the demo does not handle. For instance if the simulation is started from the UI, but is stopped by pressing the stop button on the model, then UI stop/start buttons are not updated. There are many such interactions that would need to be handled in a production version of this app, but are not handled here since they are not core functionality for the topic at hand.

Thank you for this example, it works very nice.
I would like to access both signals in XPGraph. To do that I changed

sTime = block.CurrentTime;
into:
sTime=block.InputPort(2).Data;

In localEventListener function.
However, now both variables: sTime and data have the same values. Could you tell me what am I doing wrong?

hi Phil and others,

I have a very silly problem.You have 2 graphs on your figure in the GUI.How can we add legend to this to identify the graphs.I will be very thankful if you help me in this regard.