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Subject: subsystem as function

From: Ketan

Date: 24 Jun, 2008 04:39:02

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Hello,

I want to use subsystem as a reusable function.

What I want is that if I make a change (some parameter) in
one subsystem, all other subsystem in the simulink should
change accordingly.

Creating a new simulink library does not seem to serve the
purpose.

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Ketan

Subject: subsystem as function

From: Devdatt Lad

Date: 24 Jun, 2008 12:54:42

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Ketan wrote:
> What I want is that if I make a change (some parameter) in
> one subsystem, all other subsystem in the simulink should
> change accordingly.

Identify all the parameters of the subsystem in question that can affect
other subsystems. Make them mask parameters for that subsystem. Now, in
the mask initialization callback insert appropriate MATLAB code that
will change other subsystems accordingly using the following functions:

help find_system
help set_param
help get_param

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Devdatt Lad
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