Error when Trying to use Listner Blocks
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I am trying to Add a listener to a Scope block in simulink from a GUI. I seem to be adding the listener at the wrong time I think.
The error I am getting is
??? Error using ==> add_exec_event_listener at 94 Can add listener only when block diagram is executing.
Error in ==> guimanualflight>localAddEventListener at 367 eventhandle=add_exec_event_listener('manualflight/xyplot','PostOutputs',@LocalEventListner);
Error in ==> guimanualflight>Start_Callback at 309 set_param('manualflight','StartFcn',localAddEventListener);
This i thought meant that i should add the listener block after starting the simulation. But this also gave me the same result. I am using this guide to listners as a basis :
The only real difference in the code i am using is that i use the sim command instead of the set_param function to start the model. Does this make a difference?
my code is as follows:
% --- Executes on button press in Start. function Start_Callback(hObject, eventdata, handles) %#ok % hObject handle to Start (see GCBO) % eventdata reserved - to be defined in a future version of MATLAB % handles structure with handles and user data (see GUIDATA) % set the stop time to inf
open_system('manualflight.mdl') %opens The Model so control can be taken of it if GUI crashes
set_param('manualflight','BlockReduction','off')
figure(guimanualflight) %returns focus to the GUI
set_param('manualflight/flight_plan/xset', 'Gain', '0') %set initial points as 0.0.0.0
set_param('manualflight/flight_plan/yawset', 'Gain', '0')
set_param('manualflight/flight_plan/zset', 'Gain', '0')
set_param('manualflight/flight_plan/yset', 'Gain', '0');
set_param('manualflight','StartFcn',localAddEventListener);
options=simset('SrcWorkspace','current','DstWorkspace','base') ;
sim('manualflight',[0 Inf],options);
global new_xdata global new_ydata new_xdata=[]; new_ydata=[];
% %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% % % Callback Function for executing the event listener on the scope block % %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% function eventhandle=localAddEventListener
eventhandle=add_exec_event_listener('manualflight/xyplot','PostOutputs',@LocalEventListner);
function LocalEventListner(block,eventdata)
global new_xdata global new_ydata
xdata = get(block.OutputPort(1).Data); ydata = get(block.OutputPort(2)); new_xdata=[xdata,new_xdata]; new_ydata=[ydata,new_ydata];
axes(handles.axes1) cla axis ([-1 1 -1 1]) grid on plot(new_xdata,new_ydata)
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Kaustubha Govind
il 11 Apr 2012
Try changing:
set_param('manualflight','StartFcn',localAddEventListener);
To:
set_param('manualflight','StartFcn','localAddEventListener');
StartFcn needs to be set to a string containing the MATLAB code to be executed. In the first case, the SET_PARAM function is trying to run the function localAddEventListener, with the expectation that it will return a string that must then be set as StartFcn. So the add_exec_event_listener call is made at the time that the set_param command is run, instead of when the model starts executing.
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Kaustubha Govind
il 13 Apr 2012
Try running "dbstop if all error" in MATLAB and then run your file. See if it stops in one of your files and examine the variables that the error is complaining about.
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Adrian
il 21 Apr 2020
I add a possible solution.
I had the same problem on a subsystem block containing only an input and a terminator block.
I solved using an Atomic Subsystem. Probably Simulink engine was eliminating my simple block because no real calculation were executed
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