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GregLocock
Automotive
Yes, there is. Or more accurately, when a condition is satisfied you can enable a block to display a box with a message in it.
Here's the pseudo code
If condition==satisfied
then
MSG$="OMG it works!!!!"
messagebox(MSG$)
else
endif
This may need some banal refinements, but frankly let's face it, you should have done Business Studies.
Cheers
Greg Locock
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Here's the pseudo code
If condition==satisfied
then
MSG$="OMG it works!!!!"
messagebox(MSG$)
else
endif
This may need some banal refinements, but frankly let's face it, you should have done Business Studies.
Cheers
Greg Locock
New here? Try reading these, they might help FAQ731-376
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Actually I was asking for block in Simulink, not MatLab code.
I'll try to be more specific:
I need to stop a simulation either when it finishes (obviously) or when a signal exceeds a certain value (for which I use a RELATIONAL OPERATOR block and a STOP block). It would be helpful to show a message if the simulation has stopped because of that value exceeding the limit imposed. (This model is going to be used by people when I'm not working here anymore so I won't be able to explain them.)
My question is if there is such a block in Simulink that when that condition is satisfied, a window or some kind of message pops up saying why the simulation has stopped. I would put this block parallel to the STOP block.
Would you GregLocock (or anybody else) be able to help again? Thank you.
...and please, don't be misrespectful.
Cheers
I'll try to be more specific:
I need to stop a simulation either when it finishes (obviously) or when a signal exceeds a certain value (for which I use a RELATIONAL OPERATOR block and a STOP block). It would be helpful to show a message if the simulation has stopped because of that value exceeding the limit imposed. (This model is going to be used by people when I'm not working here anymore so I won't be able to explain them.)
My question is if there is such a block in Simulink that when that condition is satisfied, a window or some kind of message pops up saying why the simulation has stopped. I would put this block parallel to the STOP block.
Would you GregLocock (or anybody else) be able to help again? Thank you.
...and please, don't be misrespectful.
Cheers
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Nevermind, I already found it after 2 days of intensive search.
In case it can be of any help to somebody, it is a block called ASSERTION. It stops the simulation, shows an error window and writes whatever message in the Command Window.
Cheers
In case it can be of any help to somebody, it is a block called ASSERTION. It stops the simulation, shows an error window and writes whatever message in the Command Window.
Cheers
GregLocock
Automotive
That'll teach me to be snarky, I hadn't realised there was no messagebox function as such. I'd have written some m code long before finding 'assertion'.
Cheers
Greg Locock
New here? Try reading these, they might help FAQ731-376
Cheers
Greg Locock
New here? Try reading these, they might help FAQ731-376
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