What is a proxy block?

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Rodriguez Pham
Rodriguez Pham am 23 Jul. 2015
Beantwortet: Shreshth am 26 Jun. 2024
I have a model file(lets call it original) where I copied the text of the model(so the backbone of all the blocks) into another model file(new) and when I try to open the new model file all of my blocks have become proxy blocks and there is a recovery stateflow charts which is something that I do not know.

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Shreshth
Shreshth am 26 Jun. 2024
Hey,
It sounds like the new model file you created has encountered an issue where the blocks are not recognized correctly, leading to them being displayed as proxy blocks. To resolve this:
1. Verify Library Links Ensure all referenced libraries are accessible and correctly linked.
2. Check Compatibility:Make sure the new model file is compatible with the software version you are using.
3. Compare Structures: Compare the original and new model files in a text editor for discrepancies.
4. Use Model Reference: Instead of copying text, try using model referencing.
5. Rebuild the Model:Consider rebuilding the new model from scratch.
6. Check for Corruption: Ensure the new model file is not corrupted.
For recovery stateflow charts:
1. Review Recovery Charts: Check the content for clues about the issue.
2. Disable Recovery Mode:If not needed, disable or remove them.
3. Consult Documentation: Refer to the software documentation for handling recovery charts and proxy blocks.
If the problem persists, seek further assistance from the software support team or community forums.

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