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Simulink.BlockDiagram.getSampleTimes

Return all sample times associated with model

Syntax

ts = Simulink.BlockDiagram.getSampleTimes('model')

Description

ts = Simulink.BlockDiagram.getSampleTimes('model')performs an update diagram and then returns the sample times associated with the block diagrammodel. The update diagram ensures that the sample time information returned is up to date. If the model is already in the compiled state via a call to the model API, then an update diagram is not necessary.

Using this method allows you to access all information in the Sample Time Legend programmatically.

Input Arguments

model

Name or handle of a Simulink®model

Output Arguments

ts

The command returns a1xnarray ofSimulink.SampleTimeobjects associated with the model passed toSimulink.BlockDiagram.getSampleTimes. Herenis the number of sample times associated with the block diagram. The format of the returns is as follows:

1xn Simulink.SampleTime Package: Simulink
value: [1x2 double] Description: [char string] ColorRGBValue: [1x3 double] Annotation: [char string] OwnerBlock: [char string] ComponentSampleTimes: [1x2 struct]
Methods

  • value— A two-element array of doubles that contains the sample time period and offset.

  • Description— A character vector or string that describes the sample time type.

  • ColorRGBValue— A1x3array of doubles that contains the red, green, and blue (RGB) values of the sample time color.

  • Annotation— A character vector or string that represents the annotation of a specific sample time (e.g.,'D1').

  • OwnerBlock— For asynchronous and variable sample times, a character vector or string containing the full path to the block that controls the sample time. For all other types of sample times, an empty character vector or string.

  • ComponentSampleTimes— A structure array of elements of the same type asSimulink.BlockDiagram.getSampleTimesif the sample time is an async union or if the sample time is hybrid and the component sample times are available.

Version History

Introduced in R2009a

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