slrealtime.ui Properties
Using these properties, you can customize the appearance and operation of
slrealtime.ui.control
controls and slrealtime.ui.tool
tools.
Component Operation
Enable
— Enable component operation
true
(default) | false
This property is available for each of the Simulink Real-Time components. The
property selects whether the component is enabled (true) or disabled (false) when the
app runs. For graphical (non Simulink Real-Time) components that are configured with a
Simulink Real-Time ParameterTuner
, you can use the Enable
property on
the ParameterTuner
to enable or disable the graphical component.
When true, the
ParameterTuner
sets or clearsEnable
property of the graphical component based on state of target computer.When false, the
ParameterTuner
sets theEnable
property of theParameterTuner
component to false but continues to update the graphical component. In this way, theParameterTuner
Enable
property acts as an enable property for the graphical component.
Example: k = uiknob; pt = slrealtime.ui.tool.ParameterTuner; pt.Component =
k; pt.Enable = false;
Data Types: logical
Position and Size
Position
— Location and size of component
[100 100 200 30]
(default) | [left bottom width height]
This property applies to all slrealtime.ui.control
controls. For
more information, see the property description in UI Figure Properties.
Example:
h.Position = [0 0 200 200]
Data Types: integer array
IconAlignment
— Location of icon relative to button text
'left'
(default) | 'right'
| 'center'
| 'top'
| 'bottom'
This property applies to the slrealtime.ui.control
button
controls. For more information, see the property description in Button
.
Example: 'left'
Data Types: string
HorizontalAlignment
— Horizontal alignment of icon and text
'center'
(default) | 'left'
| 'right'
This property applies to the slrealtime.ui.control
button
controls. For more information, see the property description in Button
.
Example: 'center'
Data Types: string
VerticalAlignment
— Vertical alignment of icon and text
'center'
(default) | 'top'
| 'bottom'
This property applies to the slrealtime.ui.control
button
controls. For more information, see the property description in Button
.
Example: 'center'
Data Types: string
Component Appearance
FontName
— Font name
'Helvetica'
(default) | system supported font name
This property applies to all slrealtime.ui.control
controls. For
more information, see the property description in UI Figure Properties.
Example:
'Helvetica'
Data Types: system supported font name
FontSize
— Font size
12
(default) | positive number
This property applies to all slrealtime.ui.control
controls. For
more information, see the property description in UI Figure Properties.
Example: 12
Data Types: positive number
FontWeight
— Font weight
'normal'
(default) | 'bold'
This property applies to all slrealtime.ui.control
controls. For
more information, see the property description in UI Figure Properties.
Example:
'normal'
Data Types: string
FontAngle
— Font angle selection
'normal'
(default) | string
This property applies to all slrealtime.ui.control
controls. For
more information, see the property description in UI Figure Properties.
Example:
'normal'
Data Types: string
FontColor
— Font color selection
0 0 0
(default) | RGB triplet | hexadecimal color code | 'r'
| 'g'
| 'b'
This property applies to all slrealtime.ui.control
controls. For
more information, see the property description in UI Figure Properties.
Example:
0 0 0
Data Types: RGB triplet
BackgroundColor
— Background color selection
[0.96 0.96 0.96]
(default) | RGB triplet | hexadecimal color code | 'r'
| 'g'
| 'b'
This property applies to all slrealtime.ui.control
controls. For
more information, see the property description in UI Figure Properties.
Example:
[0.96 0.96 0.96]
Data Types: RGB triplet
Event Manager Component
EventCallbacks
— Managed events and callbacks
empty (default) | struct of events and callbacks
This property applies to the slrealtime.ui.tool.EventManager
component. Use this property to add a structure of event names and callback function
handles to be managed.
The struct has Event
and Callback
fields. Each
Event
is a string that is a target computer event. Each
Callback
is a function handle that takes two arguments
(object, event)
. For more information about event listeners, see
Overview Events and Listeners.
Example:
hTgEventManager.EventCallbacks = struct('Event', {'ParamChanged'}, 'Callback',
{matlab.apps.createCallbackFcn(hFig, @ParamChanged, true)});
Data Types: array of Instrument objects
Instrument Manager Component
Instruments
— Managed Instrument objects
empty (default) | array of Instrument objects
This property applies to the slrealtime.ui.tool.InstrumentManager
component. Use this property to add Instrument
objects to the array of managed instruments. The Instrument
objects are bound to one or more UI components.
Example:
[hInstAxes hInstGauge]
Data Types: array of Instrument objects
Connect Button Component
ConnectedIcon
— Icon for button
'slrtConnectIcon.png'
(default) | string
This property applies to the slrealtime.ui.control.ConnectButton
component. The property selects the icon that is displayed on the button in the
connected state.
Example: 'slrtConnectIcon.png'
Data Types: string
DisconnectedIcon
— Icon for button
'slrtDisconnectIcon.png'
(default) | string
This property applies to the slrealtime.ui.control.ConnectButton
component. The property selects the icon that is displayed on the button in the
disconnected state.
Example: 'slrtDisconnectIcon.png'
Data Types: string
ConnectedText
— Text for button
Connected
(default) | string
This property applies to the slrealtime.ui.control.ConnectButton
component. The property selects the text that is displayed on the button in the
connected state.
Example: 'Connected'
Data Types: string
DisconnectedText
— Text for button
Disconnected
(default) | string
This property applies to the slrealtime.ui.control.ConnectButton
component. The property selects the text that is displayed on the button in the
disconnected state.
Example: 'Disconnected'
Data Types: string
PreConnectFcn
— Callback code before connection
one or more MATLAB® commands
The callback code for the PreConnectFcn
function executes before
the ConnectButton
component issues a connect(tg)
command.
Example: disp('Connecting to target computer')
PostConnectFcn
— Callback code after connection
one or more MATLAB commands
The callback code for the PostConnectFcn
function executes after
completion of the connect(tg)
command from the
ConnectButton
component.
Example: disp('Connected to target computer')
PreDisconnectFcn
— Callback code before disconnection
one or more MATLAB commands
The callback code for the PreDisconnectFcn
function executes
before the ConnectButton
component issues a
disconnect(tg)
command.
Example: disp('Disconnecting from target computer')
PostDisconnectFcn
— Callback code after disconnection
one or more MATLAB commands
The callback code for the PostDisconnectFcn
function executes
after completion of the disconnect(tg)
command from the
ConnectButton
component.
Example: disp('Disconnected from target computer')
Import File Log Button Component
PreImportFcn
— Callback code before file log import
one or more MATLAB commands
The callback code for the PreImportFcn
function executes before
the ImportFileLogButton
component issues a
import(tg.FileLog)
command.
Example: disp('Importing file log from target
computer')
PostImportFcn
— Callback code after file log import
one or more MATLAB commands
The callback code for the PostImportFcn
function executes after
completion of the import(tg.FileLog)
command from the
ImportFileLogButton
component.
Example: disp('Imported file log from target
computer')
Load Button Component
ShowLoadedApplication
— Show loaded application
true
(default) | false
This property applies to the slrealtime.ui.control.LoadButton
component. The property selects whether the button displays the name of the loaded
real-time application in the loaded state.
Example: true
Data Types: logical
LoadIcon
— Icon for button
'slrtLoadIcon.png'
(default) | string
This property applies to the slrealtime.ui.control.LoadButton
component. The property selects the icon that is displayed on the button.
Example: 'slrtLoadIcon.png'
Data Types: string
LoadText
— Text for button
'Load Application'
(default) | string
This property applies to the slrealtime.ui.control.LoadButton
component. The property selects the text that is displayed on the button.
Example: 'Load Application'
Data Types: string
SkipInstall
— Skip installation of application
false
(default) | true
This property applies to the slrealtime.ui.control.LoadButton
component. The property selects whether the button action skips installation and just
loads the real-time application.
Example: false
Data Types: logical
AsyncLoad
— Asynchronous load of application
false
(default) | true
This property applies to the slrealtime.ui.control.LoadButton
component. The property selects whether the button action that loads the real-time
application is asynchronous (does not block) MATLAB operation.
Example: false
Data Types: logical
Application
— Application to load
empty (default) | application name
This property applies to the slrealtime.ui.control.LoadButton
component. The property selects the application that loads when you click the button. If
set, the button loads the specified application instead of opening a dialog box to
select an application.
Example: 'myApplication'
Data Types: string
PreLoadFcn
— Callback code before load
one or more MATLAB commands
The callback code for the PreLoadFcn
function executes before the
LoadButton
component issues a load(tg)
command.
Example: disp('Loading MLDATX file on target
computer')
PostLoadFcn
— Callback code after load
one or more MATLAB commands
The callback code for the PostloadFcn
function executes after
completion of the load(tg)
command from the
LoadButton
component.
Example: disp('Loaded MLDATX file on target
computer')
Latch and Momentary Button Components
BlockPath
— Parameter block path
empty (default) | string
This property applies to the slrealtime.ui.control.LatchButton
and slrealtime.ui.control.MomentaryButton
component. The property
identifies a parameter that is specified by block path and parameter name.
Example:
'testmodel/Constant6'
Data Types: string
ParameterName
— Parameter name
empty (default) | string
This property applies to the slrealtime.ui.control.LatchButton
and slrealtime.ui.control.MomentaryButton
components. The property
identifies a parameter that is specified by block path and parameter name.
Example:
'Value'
Data Types: string
OnValue
— ON state button value
1
(default) | double | int | fixed-point
This property applies to the slrealtime.ui.control.LatchButton
and slrealtime.ui.control.MomentaryButton
components. The property
selects the value that the button downloads when the button is in the ON state. If the
OnValue
value type of does not match the parameter value type on
the target computer, it is converted to the parameter value type on the target computer.
If conversion is not possible, an error is reported.
Example: 1
Data Types: double
| int
| fixedpoint
Menu Component
AsyncLoad
— Asynchronous load of application
false
(default) | true
For property information, see AsyncLoad
description. For an example applying this property for the
slrealtime.ui.container.Menu
component, see Create Menu by Using App Generator
Example: 0
Data Types: logical
AutoImportFileLog
— Import file log on application stop
1
(import) (default) | 0
(no import)
For property information, see AutoImportFileLog
description. For an example applying this property for
the slrealtime.ui.container.Menu
component, see Create Menu by Using App Generator
Example: 0
Data Types: logical
ExportToBaseWorkspace
— Export file log data to model base workspace on application stop
1
(export) (default) | 0
(no export)
For property information, see ExportToBaseWorkspace
description. For an example applying this property
for the slrealtime.ui.container.Menu
component, see Create Menu by Using App Generator
Example: 0
Data Types: logical
ReloadOnStop
— Directive to reload application on stop
1
(reload) (default) | 0
(no reload)
For property information, see ReloadOnStop
description. For an example applying this property for the
slrealtime.ui.container.Menu
component, see Create Menu by Using App Generator
Example: 1
Data Types: logical
SkipInstall
— Directive to skip installation of application
false
(default) | true
For property information, see SkipInstall
description. For an example applying this property for the
slrealtime.ui.container.Menu
component, see Create Menu by Using App Generator
Example: false
Data Types: logical
Parameter Set Button Component
ParameterSetIcon
— Icon for button
'slrtParameterSetIcon.png'
(default) | string
This property applies to the
slrealtime.ui.control.ParameterSetButton
component. The property
selects the icon that is displayed on the button.
Example: 'slrtParameterSetIcon.png'
Data Types: string
ParameterSetText
— Text for button
'Parameter Set'
(default) | string
This property applies to the
slrealtime.ui.control.ParameterSetButton
component. The property
selects the text that is displayed on the button.
Example: 'Parameter Set'
Data Types: string
Parameter Table and Signal Table Component
TableForegroundColor
— Table foreground color
[0 0 0]
(default) | RGB triplet
This property applies to the slrealtime.ui.control.ParameterTable
and slrealtime.ui.control.SignalTable
controls. For more information,
see the RGB triplet table the property description in UI Figure Properties.
Example:
[0 0 0]
Data Types: RGB triplet
TableBackgroundColor
— Table background color
[1 1 1]
(default) | RGB triplet
This property applies to the slrealtime.ui.control.ParameterTable
and slrealtime.ui.control.SignalTable
controls. For more information,
see the RGB triplet table in the property description in UI Figure Properties.
Example:
[1 1 1]
Data Types: RGB triplet
Signals
— Signals in signal table
struct
This property applies to the slrealtime.ui.control.SignalTable
control. The Signals
property value is a struct that contains
fields:
BlockPath
— provides either the full block path or name for each signal.The
PortIndex
— provides either the port index value (for signals identified by block path) or the value-1
(for signals identified by name).Decimation
— provides a decimation value for each signal. Default values is1
.ArrayIndex
— provides an array index for each signal. Default values is[]
.BusElement
— provides bus element selection for each signal. Default values is[]
,''
, or""
.Callback
— provides callback code for each signal. Default values is[]
.
hSTable.Signals = struct( ... 'BlockPath', {'testmodel/Constant1', 'testmodel/Constant2', ... 'Sine', 'String', 'testmodel/Switch1'}, ... 'PortIndex', {1, 1, -1, -1, 1}, ... 'Decimation', {1, 2, 5, 1, 1}, ... 'ArrayIndex', {[], [], 2, [2 2], 3}, ... 'BusElement', {'', 'b', '', 'z', 'a'}, ... 'Callback', {[], cb, [], [], []});
Example:
struct
Data Types: struct
Parameters
— Parameters in parameter table
struct
This property applies to the slrealtime.ui.control.ParameterTable
control. The Parameters
property value is a struct that contains
fields BlockPath
and ParameterName
. The
BlockPath
field provides the full block path for each parameter in
the table. The ParameterName
field provides the parameter name for
each parameter in the table. When using workspace variables in the
Parameters
property, the BlockPath
is empty for
the workspace variable, and the ParameterName
value is the name of
the workspace variable.
hPTable.Parameters = struct( ... 'BlockPath', {'testmodel/Constant1', '', ... 'testmodel/Constant5', '', ... 'testmodel/str1', 'testmodel/str2', ... 'testmodel/multi-line block name', ... 'testmodel/Constant6'}, ... 'ParameterName', {'Value', 'model_wksp_var', ... 'Value', 'base_wksp_var', 'String', ... 'String', 'Value', 'Value'});
Example:
struct
Data Types: struct
Parameter Tuner Component
Component
— App Designer component
empty (default) | graphic object
This property applies to the slrealtime.ui.tool.ParameterTuner
component. The property identifies the underlying App Designer component connected to
the parameter tuner.
Example:
hKnob
Data Types: graphic object
BlockPath
— Parameter block path
empty (default) | string
This property applies to the slrealtime.ui.tool.ParameterTuner
component. The property identifies a parameter that is specified by block path and
parameter name.
Example:
'testmodel/Constant6'
Data Types: string
ParameterName
— Parameter name
empty (default) | string
This property applies to the slrealtime.ui.tool.ParameterTuner
component. The property identifies a parameter that is specified by block path and
parameter name.
Example:
'Value'
Data Types: string
ConvertToComponent
— Convert parameter value to component value
@app.convToDouble
(default) | handle
This property applies to the slrealtime.ui.tool.ParameterTuner
component. Use this property to convert a parameter value to a value used by the
component Value
property.
The ConvertToComponent
property must be a function handle that
accepts one argument and returns one value. When a value changes on the target computer,
the real-time application uploads the new value to the app to keep the components in
sync with the real-time application. The ConvertToComponent
property manipulates the value from the target computer into a value that is suitable
for writing to the Value
property of the component.
For example, you can convert a fixed-point value to a double. For a code example, see Apply ConvertToTarget and ConvertToComponent Properties.
Example:
@app.convToDouble
Data Types: object handle
ConvertToTarget
— Convert component value to target parameter
empty (default) | handle
This property applies to the slrealtime.ui.tool.ParameterTuner
component. Use this property to convert a component value to a value used by the
real-time application on the target computer.
The ConvertToTarget
property must be a function handle that
accepts one argument and returns one value. When the uicontrol
changes the value, the app downloads the value to the corresponding parameter. If the
ConvertToTarget
property is non-empty, the app executes the
function handle, passes in the new value, and uses the return value to download to the
parameter. This operation provides an opportunity to apply value manipulation before
downloading.
For example, you can convert discrete knob states to integer values. For a code example, see Apply ConvertToTarget and ConvertToComponent Properties.
Example:
@app.convertedInt
Data Types: object handle
Reboot Button Component
WaitForReboot
— Pause instrument panel until target computer completes reboot
1
(pause) (default) | 0
(no pause)
This property applies to the slrealtime.ui.control.RebootButton
component. The property selects whether to pause operation of the instrument panel while
the target computer completes the reboot process.
Example: 0
Data Types: logical
Record Button Component
StartRecordingIcon
— Icon for button
'slrtStartRecordIcon.png'
(default) | string
This property applies to the slrealtime.ui.control.RecordButton
component. The property selects the icon that is displayed on the button.
Example: 'slrtStartRecordIcon.png'
Data Types: string
StartRecordingText
— Text for button
'Start Recording'
(default) | string
This property applies to the slrealtime.ui.control.RecordButton
component. The property selects the text that is displayed on the button.
Example: 'Start Recording'
Data Types: string
StopRecordingIcon
— Icon for button
'slrtStopRecordIcon.png'
(default) | string
This property applies to the slrealtime.ui.control.RecordButton
component. The property selects the icon that is displayed on the button.
Example: 'slrtStopRecordIcon.png'
Data Types: string
StopRecordingText
— Text for button
'Stop Recording'
(default) | string
This property applies to the slrealtime.ui.control.RecordButton
component. The property selects the text that is displayed on the button.
Example: 'Stop Recording'
Data Types: string
Start-Stop Button Component
AutoImportFileLog
— Import file log on application stop
1
(import) (default) | 0
(no import)
This property applies to the
slrealtime.ui.control.StartStopButton
component. The property
selects whether the button stop action imports the file log from the real-time
application.
Example: 1
Data Types: logical
ExportToBaseWorkspace
— Export file log data to model base workspace on application stop
1
(export) (default) | 0
(no export)
This property applies to the
slrealtime.ui.control.StartStopButton
component. The property
selects whether the button stop action exports the file log data to the model base
workspace from the real-time application.
Example: 1
Data Types: logical
ReloadOnStop
— Reload application on stop
1
(reload) (default) | 0
(no reload)
This property applies to the
slrealtime.ui.control.StartStopButton
component. The property
selects whether the button stop action reloads the real-time application.
Example: 1
Data Types: logical
StartIcon
— Icon for button
'slrtRunIcon.png'
(default) | string
This property applies to the
slrealtime.ui.control.StartStopButton
component. The property
selects the icon that is displayed on the button.
Example: 'slrtRunIcon.png'
Data Types: string
StartText
— Text for button
'Start'
(default) | string
This property applies to the
slrealtime.ui.control.StartStopButton
component. The property
selects the text that is displayed on the button.
Example: 'Start'
Data Types: string
StopIcon
— Icon for button
'slrtStopIcon.png'
(default) | string
This property applies to the
slrealtime.ui.control.StartStopButton
component. The property
selects the icon that is displayed on the button.
Example: 'slrtStopIcon.png'
Data Types: string
StopText
— Text for button
'Stop'
(default) | string
This property applies to the
slrealtime.ui.control.StartStopButton
component. The property
selects the text that is displayed on the button.
Example: 'Stop'
Data Types: string
PreStartFcn
— Callback code before start
one or more MATLAB commands
The callback code for the PreStartFcn
function executes before
the StartStopButton
component issues a start(tg)
command.
Example: disp('Starting MLDATX run on target
computer')
PostStartFcn
— Callback code after start
one or more MATLAB commands
The callback code for the PostStartFcn
function executes after
completion of the start(tg)
command from the
StartStopButton
component.
Example: disp('Started MLDATX run on target
computer')
PreStopFcn
— Callback code before stop
one or more MATLAB commands
The callback code for the PreStopFcn
function executes before the
StartStopButton
component issues a stop(tg)
command.
Example: disp('Stopping MLDATX run on target
computer')
PostStopFcn
— Callback code after stop
one or more MATLAB commands
The callback code for the PostStopFcn
function executes after
completion of the stop(tg)
command from the
StartStopButton
component.
Example: disp(Stopped MLDATX run on target
computer')
System Log Component
IncludeTimeStamps
— Directive to include time stamps for log entries
false
(default) | true
This property applies to the slrealtime.ui.control.SystemLog
component. The property selects whether the log entries include timestamps.
Example: false
Data Types: logical
Target Computer Selection
TargetName
— Target computer selected by TargetSelector component (read-only)
default target computer (default) | string
When you select a target computer from the target computer selector component, the
component updates its TargetName
property and synchronizes the
TargetSource
property of all instrument panel controls to the
current state of the selection. See the TargetSource
property.
Example: myTarget = h.TargetName
Data Types: string
TargetSource
— Target computer used by this component (write-only)
empty (default) | string | slrealtime.ui.control.TargetSelector
When you select a target computer from the target computer selector component, all
instrument panel controls synchronize and update to the current state of the selection.
All Simulink®
Real-Time™ components (other than the TargetSelector
component) have a TargetSource
property
that has one of these values:
empty (default)
Empty is the default and tells the component to use the default SLRT target computer.
string
String is the name of an SLRT target computer.
slrealtime.ui.control.TargetSelector
slrealtime.ui.control.TargetSelector
enables a component to query the currently selected target and to be notified when the selection changes.
Example: ts =
slrealtime.ui.control.TargetSelector;
Example: h.TargetSource = ts;
Data Types: string
| slrealtime.ui.control.TargetSelector
Update Button Component
UpdateIcon
— Icon for button
'slrtUpdateIcon.png'
(default) | string
This property applies to the slrealtime.ui.control.UpdateButton
component. The property selects the icon that is displayed on the button.
Example: 'slrtUpdateIcon.png'
Data Types: string
UpdateText
— Text for button
'Update Software'
(default) | string
This property applies to the slrealtime.ui.control.UpdateButton
component. The property selects the text that is displayed on the button.
Example: 'Update Software'
Data Types: string
Version History
Introduced in R2021bR2024a: Added properties for components
The Simulink
Real-Time
LatchButton
and MomentaryButton
components provide push button support for App Designer apps
and App Generator generated apps.
Information is available for the slrealtime.instrument.LineStyle
object Label
property. In
the App Generator, for an Axes
component, this property appears as
Line Label. In App Designer, the Label
property
is set by using the slrealtime.instrument.LineStyle
object.
To provide support for pre- and post-event callback code that executes when the state changes for a button component, several Simulink Real-Time App Designer components have added properties for adding callback code. In the App Generator, you can edit the code by using the Callback Editor. In the App Generator, select Options > Configure Components > component > Callbacks, provide a function name, and click the Add button. In App Designer, you can edit the code by using the Code View. For property descriptions, see slrealtime.ui Properties. The components and their event-related properties include:
ConnectButton
:PreConnectFcn
,PostConnectFcn
,PreDisconnectFcn
,PostDisconnectFcn
ImportFileLogButton
:PreImportFcn
,PostImportFcn
LoadButton
:PreLoadFcn
,PostLoadFcn
StartStopButton
:PreStartFcn
,PostStartFcn
,PreStopFcn
,PostStopFcn
R2023a: Added properties for components
The App Designer Simulink Real-Time components have an Enable
property. You can use this property to disable selected components when the app runs. For
more information, see the Enable
property. For graphical (non Simulink Real-Time) components that are configured with a
Simulink Real-Time ParameterTuner
, you can use the Enable
property on the
ParameterTuner
to enable or disable the graphical component.
R2022b: Added properties for components
Added properties for these components:
Menu
component — addedAsyncLoad
property,AutoImportFileLog
property,ExportToBaseWorkspace
property,ReloadOnStop
property, andSkipInstall
property.StartStopButton
component — addedAutoImportFileLog
property,ExportToBaseWorkspace
property, andReloadOnStop
property.RebootButton
component — addedWaitForReboot
property.RecordButton
component — addedStartRecordingIcon
property,StopRecordingIcon
property,StartRecordingText
property, andStopRecordingText
property.
See Also
ConnectButton
| EventManager
| InstrumentManager
| LatchButton
| LoadButton
| Menu
| MomentaryButton
| ParameterTable
| ParameterTuner
| SignalTable
| SimulationTimeEditField
| StartStopButton
| StatusBar
| StopTimeEditField
| SystemLog
| TETMonitor
| TargetSelector
| UpdateButton
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