sfclipboard
Clipboard object
Syntax
Description
returns the
clipboard
= sfclipboardStateflow.Clipboard
object. Use
the Clipboard
object to copy and paste objects within the same
chart, between charts in the same Simulink® model, or between charts in different models.
Examples
Group a state and copy its contents to the chart. When you group a state, box, or graphical function, you can copy and paste all the objects contained in the grouped object, as well as all the relationships among these objects. This method is the simplest way of copying and pasting objects programmatically. If a state is not grouped, copying the state does not copy any of its contents.
Open the model and access the Stateflow.Chart
object for the chart.
open_system("sfHierarchyAPIExample") ch = find(sfroot,"-isa","Stateflow.Chart");
Find the Stateflow.State
object named A
.
sA = find(ch,"-isa","Stateflow.State",Name="A");
Group state A
and its contents by setting the IsGrouped
property for sA
to true
. Save the previous setting of this property so you can revert to it later.
prevGrouping = sA.IsGrouped; sA.IsGrouped = true;
Change the name of the state to Copy_of_A
. Save the previous name so you can revert to it later.
prevName = sA.Name;
newName = "Copy_of_"+prevName;
sA.Name = newName;
Access the clipboard object.
cb = sfclipboard;
Copy the grouped state to the clipboard.
copy(cb,sA);
Restore the state properties to their original settings.
sA.IsGrouped = prevGrouping; sA.Name = prevName;
Paste a copy of the objects from the clipboard to the chart.
pasteTo(cb,ch);
Adjust the state properties of the new state.
sNew = find(ch,"-isa","Stateflow.State",Name=newName); sNew.Position = sA.Position + [400 0 0 0]; sNew.IsGrouped = prevGrouping;
Copy states A1
and A2
, along with the transition between them, to a new state in the chart. To preserve transition connections and containment relationships between objects, copy all the connected objects at once.
Open the model and access the Stateflow.Chart
object for the chart.
open_system("sfHierarchyAPIExample") ch = find(sfroot,"-isa","Stateflow.Chart");
Find the Stateflow.State
object named A
.
sA = find(ch,"-isa","Stateflow.State",Name="A");
Add a new state called B
. To enable pasting of other objects inside B
, convert the new state to a subchart.
sB = Stateflow.State(ch);
sB.Name = "B";
sB.Position = sA.Position + [400 0 0 0];
sB.IsSubchart = true;
Create an array called objArray
that contains the states and transitions in state A
. Use the function setdiff
to remove state A
from the array of objects to copy.
objArrayS = find(sA,"-isa","Stateflow.State"); objArrayS = setdiff(objArrayS,sA); objArrayT = find(sA,"-isa","Stateflow.Transition"); objArray = [objArrayS objArrayT];
Access the clipboard object.
cb = sfclipboard;
Copy the objects in objArray
and paste them in subchart B
.
copy(cb,objArray); pasteTo(cb,sB);
Revert B
to a state.
sB.IsSubchart = false;
Assertion failed: Deviant 'root deviant' not opened for transactions. Attempt to modify object of type 'StateflowDI.Transition' [id = -1 ] at kernel/deviant/Deviant.cpp:70: Assertion failed: Deviant 'root deviant' not opened for transactions. Attempt to modify object of type 'StateflowDI.Transition' [id = -1 ] at kernel/deviant/Deviant.cpp:70: Assertion failed: Deviant 'root deviant' not opened for transactions. Attempt to modify object of type 'StateflowDI.State' [id = -1 ] at kernel/deviant/Deviant.cpp:70: Assertion failed: Deviant 'root deviant' not opened for transactions. Attempt to modify object of type 'StateflowDI.State' [id = -1 ] at kernel/deviant/Deviant.cpp:70:
sB.IsGrouped = false;
Reposition the states and transitions in B
.
newStates = find(sB,"-isa","Stateflow.State"); newStates = setdiff(newStates,sB); newTransitions = find(sB,"-isa","Stateflow.Transition"); newOClocks = get(newTransitions,{"SourceOClock","DestinationOClock"}); for i = 1:numel(newStates) newStates(i).Position = newStates(i).Position + [25 35 0 0]; end set(newTransitions,{"SourceOClock","DestinationOClock"},newOClocks);
Version History
Introduced before R2006a
See Also
Functions
Objects
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