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slproject.getCurrentProject

(To be removed) Manipulate current project at command line

slproject.getCurrentProject will be removed in a future release. Use currentProject instead.

Description

proj = slproject.getCurrentProject gets the current project open in the Project Tool and returns a project object proj that you can use to manipulate the project programmatically. If no project is open, then you see an error.

Note

slproject.getCurrentProject is replaced by slproject.getCurrentProjects.

example

Examples

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Open the Airframe project and use slproject.getCurrentProject to get a project object to manipulate the project at the command line.

openExample('simulink/AirframeProjectExample')
proj = slproject.getCurrentProject
proj = 

  ProjectManager with properties:

          Name: 'Simulink Project Airframe Example'
           Categories: [1x1 slproject.Category]
            Shortcuts: [1x8 slproject.Shortcut]
          ProjectPath: [1x7 slproject.PathFolder]
    ProjectReferences: [1x0 slproject.ProjectReference]
                Files: [1x30 slproject.ProjectFile]
           RootFolder: 'C:\Work\Simulink\Projects\slexamples\airframe'

Output Arguments

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Project, returned as a project object. Use the project object to manipulate the currently open project at the command line.

Version History

Introduced in R2013a