applySettingsFromShortcut
Apply settings from shortcut to model
Description
applySettingsFromShortcut(
applies settings from the specified system shortcut, converter
,shortcutName
)shortcutName
, to a
converter
object.
Examples
Configure Model for Conversion Using a Shortcut
This example shows how to configure a model for fixed-point conversion using a shortcut.
Open the fxpdemo_feedback
model.
open_system('fxpdemo_feedback');
Create a DataTypeWorkflow.Converter
object for the Controller subsystem.
converter = DataTypeWorkflow.Converter('fxpdemo_feedback/Controller');
Configure the model for conversion by using a shortcut. Find the shortcuts that are available for the system by accessing the ShortcutsForSelectedSystem
property of the converter
object.
shortcuts = converter.ShortcutsForSelectedSystem
shortcuts = 6x1 cell array {'Range collection using double override' } {'Range collection with specified data types' } {'Range collection using single override' } {'Disable range collection' } {'Remove overrides and disable range collection'} {'Range collection using scaled double override'}
To collect idealized ranges for the system, use the 'Range collection using double override'
shortcut to override the system with double-precision data types and enable instrumentation.
applySettingsFromShortcut(converter,shortcuts{1})
This shortcut also updates the current run name property of the converter object.
converter.CurrentRunName
ans = 'Ranges(Double)'
Input Arguments
converter
— Converter object
DataTypeWorkflow.Converter
object
Converter object for the system under design, specified as a
DataTypeWorkflow.Converter
object.
shortcutName
— Name of shortcut
character vector
Name of the shortcut that specifies which settings to use, specified as a character vector.
Example: applySettingsFromShortcut(converter,'Range collection using double
override')
Data Types: char
Version History
Introduced in R2014b
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