xPC Target

set

Change property values for target objects

Syntax

MATLAB command line

set(target_object)
set(target_object, property_name1, property_value1, 
property_name2, property_value2, . . .)
target_object.set('property_name1', property_value1)
set(target_object, property_name_vector, property_value_vector)
target_object_name.property_name = property_value

Target PC command line - Commands are limited to the target object properties: stoptime, sampletime, and parameters.

parameter_name = parameter_value
stoptime = floating_point_number
sampletime = floating_point_number

Arguments

target_object	Name of a target object
property_name	Name of a scope object property. Always use quotes
property_value	Value for a scope object property. Always use quotes for character strings, quotes are optional for numbers.
parameter_name	The letter p followed by the parameter index. For example, p0, p1, p2.

Description

Method of a target object. Sets the properties of the target object. Not all properties are user-writable.

Properties must be entered in pairs, or using the alternate syntax, as one-dimensional cell arrays of the same size. This means they have to both be row vectors or both column vectors, and the corresponding values for properties in property_name_vector are stored in property_value_vector.

The function set typically does not return a value. However, if called with an explicit return argument, for example, a = set(target_object, property_name, property_value), it returns the value of the properties after the indicated settings have been made.

Examples

Get a list of writable properties for a scope object.

sc1 = getscope(tg,1)
set(sc1)
xPC Target Object:
    Writable Properties
    StopTime            
    SampleTime          
    ViewMode            
    LogMode             : [0 | 1]
    ShowParameters      : [On | {Off}]
    ShowSignals         : [On | {Off}]

Change the property showsignals to on.

tg.set('showsignals', 'on') or set(tg, 'showsignals', 'on')

As an alternative to the method set, use the target object property showsignals. In the MATLAB window, type

tg.showsignals ='on'

See Also

The xPC Target target object methods get. The scope object methods get and set. The built in MATLAB functions get and set. The xPC target M-file demo scripts listed in xPC Target Demos.

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