How can I identify the last active step of a test sequence when the test run stopped (because of reaching a defined stop time) using Simulink Test R2020a?

When I run my tests using the Simulink Test Manager, there are some situations where my tests get finished because the stop time of the test case has been reached. When this timeout happens, I would like to know which was the active step right before the test stopped due to the stop time. That way, I could know where my test got stuck and why it needed a timeout to finish the test.

Is it possible to export the last step of my test sequence once it finishes?

Answer 1

[MathWorks Support Team]

To identify the last active step, you can track the active steps in general. This allows you to evaluate which step was the last active one after the simulation. To do so:

1) Get the active step output through the Test Sequence block's property/option "Create data to monitor the active step". For more details, you can access the release-specific documentation by executing the following command in the MATLAB R2020a command window:

>> web(fullfile(docroot, 'sltest/ug/connecting-blocks-for-verify-statements.html'))

2) Log this output signal of the Test Sequence Block, like:

3) Analyze which was the last step (in the command window):

as = get(out.logsout,('Active_Step'))

as.Values

as.Values.Data

%or

%as.Values.Data(end)

Please follow the link below to search for the required information regarding the current release:

https://www.mathworks.com/help/