hasVariables

Check if variables exist in data source workspace

Since R2022b

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    Syntax

    varExists = hasVariables(dsWks,varNames)

    Description

    varExists = hasVariables(dsWks,varNames) checks if the specified variables exist in the data source workspace represented by the Simulink.data.DataSourceWorkspace object dsWks.

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    Examples

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    Add some variables to a data source workspace.

    setVariable(sourceWorkspace,'b', 2);
setVariables(sourceWorkspace,["c" "d"], {3,4});
setVariables(sourceWorkspace,{'e','f'}, {5,6});

    Check if variable b is in the data source workspace.

    retVal = hasVariables(sourceWorkspace,'b');
retVal
    retVal = 
    true

    Now check if the variables a and e are in the data source workspace.

    retVal = hasVariables(sourceWorkspace,["a" "e"]);
retVal
    retVal = 
    1x2 logical array

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    Input Arguments

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    Data source workspace, specified as a Simulink.data.DataSourceWorkspace object.

    Variable names, specified as a string array or cell array of character vectors.

    Example: ["c" "d"]

    Example: {'e', 'f'}

    Output Arguments

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    True or false result, returned as a logical array. Dimensions of the logical array match the dimensions of varNames.

    Version History

    Introduced in R2022b

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