Working with MATLAB classes in the Level-2 MATLAB S-Functions
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Timur
el 2 de Feb. de 2012
Comentada: Paramjeet Panwar
el 12 de Jun. de 2019
Hello,
I need an access to methods and properties of the Matlab class object (not related to axis) in the Level-2 MATLAB S-Functions. Methods and properties are used through the setup (i.e. port types) and simulation process.
Questions:
1. I need to construct an object inside an s-function. Inside what S-Function Callback Method is it better to do?
2. What are the legal ways to pass an object handle to the Lev2 S-function? Via the DialogPrm().Data?
3. What is the best way to pass object handle to the Callback Methods?
Kind regards,
Timur
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Kaustubha Govind
el 3 de Feb. de 2012
The ideal technique to save data in an S-function in such a way that it is available in all the callback methods is to use Work Vectors. In C-MEX S-functions, PWork vectors can be used to cache data of any type. However, the only type of work vectors available in MATLAB S-functions are DWork vectors, which can only store numeric types. The only other way I can think of sharing data between the S-function methods is to use the block UserData property. You can construct your object in the setup() method and destroy it in Terminate(). You can set/get the object on the block UserData property as follows:
set_param(block.BlockHandle, 'UserData', myobj);
myobj = get_param(block.BlockHandle, 'UserData');
Caveat: This is mostly a hack that I dreamed up - please look out for unintended consequences.
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Paramjeet Panwar
el 12 de Jun. de 2019
Works well for my use case! (Define and get a COM object handel from the base workspace and use it in a Matlab S-Function)
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