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addChoice

Add choices to variant parameter object

Since R2021a

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    Syntax

    P = addChoice(P,Choices{Condition,Value})

    Description

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    P = addChoice(P,Choices{Condition,Value}) adds a new variant choice to the variant parameter object P. A variant choice consists of a variant condition and a value specified as Condition and Value, respectively. You can add multiple choices to p by specifying condition-value pairs in a cell array. No two values of a variant variable can be associated with the same variant condition.

    Note

    Adding a value to an existing variant condition results in an error.

    Examples

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    Create a Simulink.VariantVariable object.

    P = Simulink.VariantVariable;

    Add a variant choice to the object.

    P = addChoice(P, {'V==1', 3.5});

    Create a Simulink.VariantVariable object.

    P = Simulink.VariantVariable;

    Add multiple variant choices to the object.

    P = addChoice(P, {'V==1', 3.5, 'V==2', 8.3});

    Input Arguments

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    Variant parameter object created using Simulink.VariantVariable, specified as a Simulink.VariantVariable object. The choices that you specify using addChoice are added to this object.

    Variant condition and associated value, specified as a cell array. A variant condition is a control expression that determines the active value of the variant parameter object. During simulation, when a variant condition evaluates to true, the value associated with the condition becomes active. When a variant condition evaluates to false, the value associated the condition becomes inactive. You can add multiple values of the object by specifying condition-value pairs in a cell array.

    You can specify the variant condition as boolean MATLAB® expressions that contain one or more operands and operators. See Types of Variant Control Variables (Operands) in Variant Parameters and Types of Operators in Variant Parameters.

    You can specify values of numeric, enumerated, or Simulink.Parameter type. See, Numeric Variant Control Values for Rapid Prototyping of Variant Parameters, Improve Code Readability of Variant Parameters Using Enumerated Types, and Reuse Variant Parameter Values from Handwritten Code Using Simulink.Parameter Variables.

    Example: {'V==2',5}

    Data Types: struct

    Version History

    Introduced in R2021a

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