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slreq.closeRequirementsManager

Close Requirements Manager app in model

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    Syntax

    slreq.closeRequirementsManager(model)
    slreq.closeRequirementsManager("all")

    Description

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    slreq.closeRequirementsManager(model) closes the Requirements Manager app in the Simulink® model model and brings the model to the front.

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    slreq.closeRequirementsManager("all") closes the Requirements Manager app in all open models.

    Examples

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    This example uses:

    Open Live Script

    This example shows how to open and close the Requirements Manager app programmatically.

    Open the Requirements Definition for a Cruise Control Model project and open the crs_plant model.

    slreqCCProjectStart;
open_system("crs_plant");

    Open the Requirements Manager app in the crs_plant model.

    slreq.openRequirementsManager("crs_plant");

    Close the Requirements Manager app in the crs_plant model.

    slreq.closeRequirementsManager("crs_plant");

    Cleanup

    Clear the open requirement sets and link sets. Close the open models and the current project.

    slreq.clear;
bdclose all;
close(currentProject);
    Open Live Script

    This example shows how to close the Requirements Manager app in all open models.

    Open the Requirements Definition for a Cruise Control Model project. Open the crs_plant and crs_controller models.

    slreqCCProjectStart;
open_system("crs_plant");
open_system("crs_controller");

    Open the Requirements Manager app in the crs_plant and crs_controller models.

    slreq.openRequirementsManager("crs_plant");
slreq.openRequirementsManager("crs_controller");

    Close the Requirements Manager app in all open models.

    slreq.closeRequirementsManager("all");

    Cleanup

    Clear the open requirement sets and link sets. Close the open models and the current project.

    slreq.clear;
bdclose all;
close(currentProject);

    Input Arguments

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    Simulink model to close the Requirements Manager app in, specified as a string scalar or character vector that contains the name of the model, or a model handle.

    Tips

    • Use bdroot (Simulink) to get the top-level model of the current system.

    • Use get_param (Simulink) and bdroot (Simulink) to get the handle for the top-level model of the current system:

      model = get_param(bdroot,"Handle");

    Version History

    Introduced in R2021a

    See Also

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