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Subject: Creating a Simulink Model from a M-file

From: Kevin

Date: 18 Jun, 2008 09:26:01

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This is probably an impossible request...
Is there an easy way to automatically create a Simulink
model, complete with block parameters and connexions, from a
Matlab script?
I tried to look at the code of the Digital Filter Design
block, which does exactly that. But it is a real nightmare.
Is there some kind of toolbox that could help.

Subject: Creating a Simulink Model from a M-file

From: French Caro

Date: 18 Jun, 2008 09:53:02

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"Kevin " <kedecuyp@mathworks.com> wrote in message
<g3akb9$msk$1@fred.mathworks.com>...
> This is probably an impossible request...
> Is there an easy way to automatically create a Simulink
> model, complete with block parameters and connexions, from a
> Matlab script?
> I tried to look at the code of the Digital Filter Design
> block, which does exactly that. But it is a real nightmare.
> Is there some kind of toolbox that could help.
Hi,
Yes it is possible, difficult but possible.
You have to play with the command line functions like :
add_block, add_line and so on.
Good luck !
Caroline

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