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Set operating point information for Stateflow chart, MATLAB System block, or S-function

Syntax

Description

set([modelOP](#mw%5F24f16ee0-5266-4b16-9d97-9f1523d4845d),[blockPath](#mw%5F738a4770-4a65-4ce6-aec1-c96de70ced30),[op](#mw%5F9d99c0e4-4d36-4b00-8144-cd5e7a849fe4)) sets the operating point op for the model element at the specified pathblockPath. Use the set function to specify operating point information for:

• Stateflow® charts
• MATLAB System blocks
• S-functions with custom operating point implementation

To modify the operating point information for a built-in block, use theloggedStates property for the Simulink.op.ModelOperatingPoint object.

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Examples

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Specify the operating point for the Stateflow chart 'mymodel/chart' as the contents of the variablenewChartOperPoint.

newOperPoint = set(myOperPoint,'mymodel/chart',newChartOperPoint)

Input Arguments

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Path to element whose operating point you want to modify, specified as a string or a character vector.

You cannot access or modify operating point information for Stateflow charts, MATLAB System blocks, or S-functions inside model references that execute in accelerator mode.

Version History

Introduced in R2019a

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The Simulink.SimState.ModelSimState object, which was introduced in R2009a, is renamed and replaced with the Simulink.op.ModelOperatingPoint object. You can still use simulation snapshots from a previous release that you captured and saved as ModelSimState objects. When you load the object into the workspace or a model, the object is replaced with a ModelOperatingPoint object that contains the same data.

The ModelOperatingPoint object has the same properties as theModelSimState object. The setBlockSimState andgetBlockSimState functions continue to work but are not recommended. Instead, use the get and set functions for the ModelOperatingPoint object.