Event Listener

Add event port to a subsystem block

• Library:

• Ports & Subsystems

Description

Add event port to a Subsystem block.

Parameters

Event type — Select event type for subsystem

Initialize (default) | Terminate | Reset

Select event type for subsystem to execute initialize, reset, or terminate algorithms.

Initialize

Select to trigger the execution of an Initialize Function block with an initialize event.

Terminate

Select to trigger the execution of a Terminate Function block with a terminate event.

Reset

Select to trigger the execution of an Initialize Function block reconfigured as a Reset Function block with a reset event.

Programmatic Use

Block Parameter: EventType

Type: character vector

Value: 'Initialize' | 'Terminate' | 'Reset'

Default: 'Initialize'

Event name — Specify event name

Reset (default) | event name

Specify event name for Reset Function block

Reset

Default name on the face of the Reset Function block.

event name

User entered name displayed on the face of the Reset Function block, and the name of the reset event port on the Model block containing the Reset Function block.

When tying the name for a reset function, the auto-completion list provides some suggestions. The list is not complete.

Dependency

To enable this parameter, set the Event parameter to Reset.

Programmatic Use

Block Parameter: EventName

Type: character vector

Value: 'reset' | '<event name>'

Default: 'reset'

Enable variant condition — Control activating the variant control (condition)

off (default) | on

Control activating the variant control (condition) defined with the Variant Control parameter.

off

Deactivate variant control of subsystem.

on

Activate variant control of subsystem.

Dependency

Selecting this parameter, enables the Variant control and Generate preprocessor conditionals parameters.

When you select Enable variant condition parameter, the badge indicates the change.

Programmatic Use

Block Parameter: Variant

Type: character vector

Value: 'off' | 'on'

Default: 'off'

Note

• The Reset event port of a Model block can be conditional and propagates the net Variant conditions defined on the corresponding Reset Function block(s) in the referenced model.

• Initialize and Terminate event ports are always unconditional because they control both the model default and block-specific initialize and terminate events of the referenced model. If you define an Initialize function block in the referenced model, it corresponds to an explicit initialize event.

Variant control — Specify variant control (condition) expression

Variant (default) | logical expression

Specify variant control (condition) expression that executes a variant Initialize function, Reset function, or Terminate function block when the expression evaluates to true.

Variant

Default name for a logical (Boolean) expression.

logical expression

A logical (Boolean) expression or a Simulink.Variant object representing a boolean expression.

If you want to generate code for your model, define the variables in the expression as Simulink.Parameter objects.

Dependency

To enable this parameter, select the Enable variant condition parameter.

Programmatic Use

Block Parameter: VariantControl

Type: character vector

Value: 'Variant' | '<logical expression>'

Default: 'Variant'

Generate preprocessor conditionals — Select if variant choices are enclosed within C preprocessor conditional statements

off (default) | on

Select if variant choices are enclosed within C preprocessor conditional statements.

off

Does not enclose variant choices within C preprocessor conditional statements.

on

When generating code for an ERT target, encloses variant choices within C preprocessor conditional statements (#if).

Dependency

To enable this parameter, select the Enable variant condition parameter.

When you select Generate preprocessor conditionals parameter, the badge indicates the change.

Programmatic Use

Block Parameter: GeneratePreprocessorConditionals

Type: character vector

Value: 'off' | 'on'

Default: 'off'

Model Examples

Working with the Initialize Function, Reset Function, and Terminate Function Blocks

Use the Initialize Function, Reset Function, and Terminate Function blocks to read and write states in a Simulink model.

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Reading and Writing States with the Initialize Function and Terminate Function Blocks

In this example, the Initialize Function block uses the State Writer block to set the initial condition of a Discrete Integrator block to 10.

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