How can I select programmatically a subplot into a Simulink Data Inspector?
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I can select number of subplots into a Simulink Data Inspector with:
Simulink.sdi.setSubPlotLayout(1,2)
but I don't know how to select first or second subplot when I check the signal:
Rx = Simulink.sdi.getRunIDByIndex(1); % get the RunID
R = Simulink.sdi.getRun(Rx); % get the RUN
Simulink.sdi.setSubPlotLayout(1,2); % set 2 subplots
for i = 1:R.signalCount % loop for each signal
R.getSignalByIndex(i).checked = true; % check the signal to be drawn
end
Simulink.sdi.view; % display Data Inspector
All signals are plotted into (1,1) subplot. How can I draw some of them into (1,2) subplot?
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Gillian Rosen
am 11 Apr. 2017
Unfortunately, it is not currently possible to programmatically select subplots in Simulink Data Inspector. However, there is a MATLAB Central submission that can be used for selecting subplots. Please note that the number of subplots will need to be set manually. In addition, this submission was built for MATLAB R2014b and R2015a, so other versions may throw warnings. You can access this submission at the following link:
You can also try using the "Saved Views" functionality to plot the signals individually and then load them into your desired view:
http://www.mathworks.com/help/simulink/ug/load-previously-recorded-data-from-a-mat-file.html#bu83u60
This approach will allow you to save the layout, signals, and styling for a view. Then, to load the view into SDI, you can use "Simulink.sdi.loadView('myView')", where 'myView' is an example name for the saved MLDATX file.
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