How to initialize variables in Stateflow?
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Hi so according to the attached image I have some issues- I tried running it and it gives me an error saying that the variable 'instance' and 'k' aren't initialised.
The thing is with every input into the default state- I do not want these variables initialised. I only want them to have an initial value at the start of the simulation- from then on the values of 'k' and 'instance' will be handles by the consitions I have programmed into the other states.
But the thing is that with every iteration the code begins at the default state- unless I initialise it there- it doesn't work- but if I initialise it there- it will initialise the variables in every iteration- which I do not want.
I need to use temporal logic later on to build on this- so I cannot write this script as a matlab function either. I tried setting these variables as a local, parameter etc. but I'm not really sure how to set it correctly- the documentation seems a bit general- not sure how to apply it to this case- any ideas would be welcome!
Many thanks!
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Manjunath Bhimalli
el 16 de En. de 2019
Hey Akash,
got your issue.
Try something below it should work.
Take one extra input to stateflow 'initCondtn' from outside and assign it 0 via unit delay block and in stateflow create one more state as shown before doing the actual required stuff.
1st path will only gets activated during the 1st iteration because in the second sample time it will be zero the transition to your main logic state should pass unconditionally via 2nd path.
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Cameron Ackroyd
el 4 de Abr. de 2023
Hi Manjunath,
This fixed an issue I had, thanks for your suggestion.
(I had to have initial condition in the unit delay block set to 1)
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