Symbol
Description
Symbol
objects represent symbols in condition expressions in
conditionals. You can modify the conditional by setting the object properties.
Creation
To create a Symbol
object, use the getSymbols
function on a specified Conditional
object.
Properties
Name
— Name of symbol
string scalar | character vector
Name of the symbol, specified as a string scalar or character vector.
Data Types: char
| string
Type
— Type of symbol
"Expression"
(default) | "Model Element"
Type of symbol, specified as either
"Expression"
or "Model
Element"
. Use this property to specify how the symbol
retrieves values from the model. If you set Type
to "Expression"
, the symbol uses the values
evaluated from a specified expression. If you set
Type
to "Model Element"
, the
symbol uses the values evaluated from a specified model
element.
Data Types: enumeration
Expression
— Expression that symbol is mapped to
''
(default) | string scalar | character vector
Expression that the symbol is mapped to, specified as a string scalar or character
vector. This property appears only if the Type
property is
"Expression"
.
Example: symbol.Expression = "1"
sets the symbol expression to
1
.
Data Types: char
| string
Path
— Path of model element
''
(default) | string scalar | character vector
Path of the model element to which the symbol is assigned, specified as a string
scalar or character vector. This property appears only if the Type
property is "Model Element"
.
Example: symbol.Path =
"fault_analyzer_intro/Constant/Outport/1"
assigns the symbol to the output
signal of the first port of the Constant block in the
fault_analyzer_intro
model.
Data Types: char
| string
Examples
Retrieve the Symbols in a Conditional Expression
Open the fault_analyzer_intro
model.
openExample('faultanalyzer/FaultAnalyzerIntroExample')
Add a conditional named myConditional
with the condition
expression y1+y2 >= 0
.
faultConditional = Simulink.fault.addConditional(... "fault_analyzer_intro","myConditional","y1+y2 >= 0");
Retrieve the symbols defined in the expression.
mySymbols = getSymbol(faultConditional);
Version History
Introduced in R2023b
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