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블록 마스크 작성하기
Simulink®에서는 블록 마스크를 만들 수 있습니다. 마스크는 블록에 대한 맞춤형 사용자 인터페이스입니다.
블록을 마스크 처리함으로써 블록 설명, 파라미터 프롬프트, 도움말 텍스트를 원하는 대로 정의하여 새로운 파라미터 대화 상자를 갖도록 블록 다이어그램을 캡슐화할 수 있습니다.
고유한 블록으로 재사용할 수 있는 독립적인 사용자 지정 블록은 Simulink에 정의된 블록처럼 마스크 처리할 수 있습니다.
블록 마스크를 만드는 방법에 대해 알아보려면 간단한 마스크 만들기 항목을 참조하십시오.
클래스
도움말 항목
마스크 처리 소개
- 마스크 처리 기본 사항
마스크 처리에 대한 기본 사항과 언제 블록을 마스크 처리하는지에 대해 알아봅니다. - 간단한 마스크 만들기
마스크 편집기를 사용하여 대화형 방식으로 블록을 마스크 처리하거나 프로그래밍 방식으로 마스크 처리할 수 있습니다. - Manage Existing Masks
View or edit an existing block mask.
마스크 편집기 사용자 인터페이스
- Mask Editor Overview
Create and customize masks using the Mask Editor interface. - Specify Data Types for an Edit Parameter Using Data Type Parameter
You can specify the acceptable data types for a mask edit parameter with a data type parameter. - Design a Mask Dialog Box
Try this example to create a mask dialog box and understand the use of some Mask Editor features. - Handling Large Number of Mask Parameters
Add large number of mask parameters in a Table programmatically. - Customize Tables for Masked Blocks
Add custom tables to mask dialog box. - Control Custom Table Programmatically
Use a programmatic interface to control custom tables. - Control Masks Programmatically
Simulink® defines a set of APIs that help in setting and editing masks.
마스크 처리 기능
- Validating Mask Parameters Using Constraints
Add validation to mask parameters using constraints. - Custom Constraint for Mask Parameter
A mask can contain parameters that accept user input values. - Share Parameter Constraints Across Multiple Block Masks
This example shows how to create a parameter constraint and share it across masks of different blocks in the same model or different models. - Validate Input and Output Port Signals Using Port Constraints
You can validate compile-time signal attributes on the input and output ports of a masked block by using port constraints. - Validate Port Signals Among Ports of the Same Masked Block
This example shows how to create cross port constraints to validate compile-time signal attributes among ports of the same masked block. - Share Port Constraints Across Multiple Masked Blocks
This example shows how to create a port constraint and share it across masks of different blocks in the same model or different models. - Mask Callback Code
Add and execute mask callback code. - Introduction to Mask Initialization and Parameter Callback Code
Use MATLAB® code to initialize a block mask. - Promote Block Parameters on a Mask
Blocks and subsystems can have multiple parameters associated with them. - Pass Values to Blocks Under the Mask
Specify input values using the mask dialog box. - Mask Linked Blocks
Add custom interface to linked blocks. - Approaches to Control Active Variant Choice of a Variant Block Using Mask or Model Workspace
This example shows different approaches to control the active choice of inline variant and Variant Subsystem blocks from a mask or a model workspace. - Define Measurement Units for Masked Blocks
Set measurement units for output and input ports of a masked block. - 마스크에 이미지 추가하기
이미지를 마스크 아이콘으로 추가하고 SLX 파일에 저장합니다. - Create Hierarchical List in Mask Dialog
Create a hierarchical list of data on a mask. - Tune Mask Enumeration Parameters - Popup and Radio Button
Reference external enumeration file to assign numerical values to popup parameter. - Visualize and Plot N-Dimensional Data Using Mask Lookup Table Control
Use a lookup table to evaluate a sampled representation of a function using simple lookup operations. - Preserve Tunability of Parameters That Are Modified or Created in Mask Initialization
A desirable feature of code generated from a model is the ability to tune variables to different values.
그래픽 아이콘 편집기
- Graphical Icon Editor Overview
Create and edit mask icon of a block in a graphical environment. - Create and Edit Block Mask Icon
Create block mask icon using Graphical Icon Editor and Mask Drawing commands. - Add Dynamic Behavior to Masked Icons
You can add dynamic behavior to masked icons using Graphical Icon Editor.
마스크 콜백
- Introduction to Mask Initialization and Parameter Callback Code
Use MATLAB code to initialize a block mask. - Author Mask Initialization and Callbacks
You can write MATLAB code in the code pane of the Mask Editor for mask initialization and callbacks. - Organize Mask Initialization and Callbacks in a MATLAB File
You can organize mask initialization and mask callback code in a separate MATLAB® class file. - Dynamic Mask Dialog Box
You can create dialog boxes for masked blocks whose appearance changes in response to user input. - Dynamic Masked Subsystem
Create masked library blocks that can modify their structural contents. - Debug Masks That Use MATLAB Code
Troubleshoot errors in the mask initialization code.
시스템 마스크
- Introduction to System Mask
Learn about masking a model. - Control Masks Programmatically
Simulink® defines a set of APIs that help in setting and editing masks. - Create and Reference a Masked Model
Mask a model interactively. - Create and Display System Mask Programmatically
You can apply a system mask to a model or a subsystem block diagram.
예제 모델
- Masking Example Models
View Simulink models that demonstrate masking capabilities.
추천 예제
Promote Block Parameters on a Mask
Blocks and subsystems can have multiple parameters associated with them. Block masks allow you to expose one or more of these parameters while hiding others from view. You can promote any underlying parameter of a block either to a block mask or to a subsystem mask. For any subsystem, you have a single view of all the nested blocks, the block parameters, and internal parameters. You can click any node to access any promotable parameter within the nested blocks. By promoting parameters from the block dialog box to the mask you can:
Tune Mask Enumeration Parameters - Popup and Radio Button
Reference external enumeration file to assign numerical values to popup parameter.
Organize Mask Initialization and Callbacks in a MATLAB File
You can organize mask initialization and mask callback code in a separate MATLAB® class file. By using a separate MATLAB file you can:
Validate Port Signals Among Ports of the Same Masked Block
Create cross port constraints to validate compile-time signal attributes among ports of the same masked block. For example, you can set a constraint among the input and output port signals of the masked block to have the same data type. The rules for the cross port constraints are predefined. The available rules are Same Data Type and Same Dimension. Additionally, you can also set parameter conditions. Each port in the masked block is identified by port identifiers. The cross port constraint association is done through port identifiers.
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