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Object Summary Table

Component

Object Summary Table

Category

Simulink

Description

The Object Summary Table component shows properties or parameters of the selected Simulink models, systems, blocks, or signals in a table.

Attributes

This is the Object Summary Table attribute page.

Note:
To view a component attribute page in the Setup File Editor, select the component in the setup file outline on the left and click on the Options tab. If the component is not in the setup file outline, you must add it to the outline first. See Chapter 4 for a discussion on how to add a component to the outline.

Object List

Select a Simulink object:

Sort
Select how the Simulink model, system, or block is sorted in this section of the attribute page:

Object Properties

Select which object parameters are included in the report in this section of the attribute page.

Object Parameters

This list box shows all of the object parameters that are included in the report. To add a parameter to this list, select the parameter category from the drop box on the left, and then select parameters from the list box below it. Then click on the add button, shown in the table below.

With the buttons shown in the table below, you can:

Note that if you do not have Real-Time Workshop, Summary Properties (req RTW) will not be listed in this drop box, since summary properties require Real-Time Workshop. If you are using a setup file that contains a summary property, then the property name appears in the report, but the property value does not.

Insert linking anchor for all <objects> in table
This context-sensitive option inserts a linking anchor for all blocks, signals, systems, or models that are listed in the table.
Note that you should use this option if you already have an Object Linking Anchor component that creates an anchor for an object in the object summary table.

The %<SplitDialogParameters> and the dialogparameters Properties

The %<SplitDialogParameters> property creates columns with the dialog parameter names as headings (one column for each parameter), and the dialog parameter values listed in the table cells below it. This property is valid for blocks only and creates multiple tables, one for each block type.

The dialogparameters property creates one column with dialogparameters as a heading and lists the dialog parameter names in the table cells below it.

For example, if your reported properties are Name and dialogparameters, then you will get the following object summary table

Name
dialogparameters
Gain1
Gain
Gain2
Gain
Sum3
IconShape Inputs SaturateOnIntegerOverflow
T-Fcn1
Numerator Denominator
.

If you choose to report on the same blocks summarized in the table above but choose Name and %<SplitDialogParameters> as your reported properties, then you will get the following three object summary tables, one for each blocktype.

Name
Gain
Gain1
Mz
Gain2
5
Name
IconShape
Inputs
SaturdateOnIntegerOverflow
Sum3
round
|++
0


Name
Numerator
Denominator
Sum3
1
[1, -Mq]

Example

If you are reporting on the demo model F14, and you choose the following options, then summary table shown on the next page is generated:

Insert anything into report?

Yes. Table.

Filename

csl_summ_table



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