xPC Target

addsignal

Adds signals to a scope represented by a scope object

Syntax

MATLAB command line

addsignal(scope_object_vector, signal_index_vector)
scope_object_vector.addsignal(signal_index_vector)

Target command line

addsignal scope_index = signal_index, signal_index, . . .

Arguments

scope_object_vector	Name of a single scope object, or the name of a vector of scope objects.
signal_index_vector	For one signal, use a single number. For two or more signals, enclose numbers in brackets and separate with commas.
scope_index	Single scope index.

Description

Method of a scope object. The signals must be specified by their index, which may be retrieve using the target object method getsignalid. If the scope_object_vector has two or more scope objects, the same signals are assigned to each scope.

Examples

Add signals 0 and 1 from the target object tg to the scope object sc1. The signals are added to the scope, and the scope object property Signals is updated to include the added signals.

sc1 = getscope(tg,1)
addsignal(sc1,[0,1]) or sc1.addsignal([0,1])

Display a list of properties and values for the scope object sc1 with the property Signals shown below.

sc1.Signals
Signals              = 1  : Signal Generator
                       0  : Integrator1

Other ways to add signals without using the method addsignal is to use the scope object method set.

set(sc1,'Signals', [0,1]) or sc1.set('signals',[0,1], 

Or to directly assign signal values to the scope object property Signals.

sc1.signals = [0,1].

See Also

The xPC Target scope object methods remsignal and set. The target object method addscope and getsignalid.

Using the Method Syntax with Scope Objects

get