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Subject: simulink: start and detection of end in matlab?

From: John Caturia

Date: 17 Jun, 2009 19:08:02

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is there a way to start a simulation of a simulink model without actually pressing CTRL+T or the start button. Also is there a way to detect if simulink is running still.

Im doing some calculations in matlab, sending it to simulink, and then bringing it back to matlab. So is there a way to accomplish this? Im assuming that a detection will not be necessary because the mfile will only continue to execute when the simulink command is finished. I could be wrong tho :)

Subject: simulink: start and detection of end in matlab?

From: Fangjun Jiang

Date: 17 Jun, 2009 19:57:02

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"John Caturia" <cr4zy.h0rs3@yahoo.com> wrote in message <h1beuh$84s$1@fred.mathworks.com>...
> is there a way to start a simulation of a simulink model without actually pressing CTRL+T or the start button. Also is there a way to detect if simulink is running still.
>
> Im doing some calculations in matlab, sending it to simulink, and then bringing it back to matlab. So is there a way to accomplish this? Im assuming that a detection will not be necessary because the mfile will only continue to execute when the simulink command is finished. I could be wrong tho :)

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