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Messages

Send messages to pass data between charts

Send, receive, and forward messages that carry data to communicate between Stateflow^® charts. Messages are queued until the receiving chart can process them. View the lifeline of messages in the Sequence Viewer block.

Blocks

Sequence Viewer

Display messages, events, states, transitions, and functions between blocks during simulation

Stateflow Syntax

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Operators

discard	Discard message
forward	Forward message
isvalid	Determine if message is valid
length	Determine length of message queue
overflowed	Determine when message queue overflows
receive	Extract message from queue
send	Broadcast message or event

Topics

Communicate with Stateflow Charts by Sending Messages

Synchronize model components and share data by sending messages between Stateflow charts.

Set Properties for a Message

Specify message properties by using the Property Inspector or the Model Explorer.

Control Message Activity in Stateflow Charts

Send, receive, discard, or forward a Stateflow message.

Send Messages with String Data

Communicate between charts by using messages with string payloads.

Resolve Undefined Symbols in Your Chart

Detect and add undefined data, events, and messages.

Use the Sequence Viewer Block to Visualize Messages, Events, and Entities

View the interchange of messages, events, and functions through the Sequence Viewer block.

Related Information

Messages in State Machines

Featured Examples

View Differences Between Stateflow Messages, Events, and Data

Compare the behavior of messages, events, and data in Stateflow charts.

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Model a Distributed Traffic Control System by Using Messages

Model a distributed control system for an intersection of one-way roads. To coordinate the state of the traffic lights, the two charts communicate with each other by using messages. The design of the two charts is identical.

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