Simulink.SFunctionBuilder.delete

Remove input, output, parameter, library item, or state from S-Function Builder block

Since R2022a

Syntax

Simulink.SFunctionBuilder.delete(blk,elem,Name=name)

Simulink.SFunctionBuilder.delete(blk,elem,Index=ind)

Description

Simulink.SFunctionBuilder.delete(blk,elem,Name=name) deletes the item item with the specified name name from the S-Function Builder block blk. Use this syntax to delete input ports, output ports, and parameters.

Simulink.SFunctionBuilder.delete(blk,elem,Index=ind) deletes the item item at the specified index ind from the S-Function Builder block blk. Use this syntax to delete library items, discrete states, and continuous states.

Input Arguments

blk — S-Function Builder block

block handle | string | character vector

S-Function Builder block, specified as a block handle or as a string or a character vector that defines the block path.

Tips

• To get the block handle for a block in your model, use the getSimulinkBlockHandle function.

• To get the block handle for the most recently selected or added block, use the gcbh function.

elem — Type of element to delete

'Input' | 'Output' | 'Parameter' | 'LibraryItem' | 'DiscreteState' | 'ContinuousState'

Type of element to delete, specified as one of these options:

• 'Input'

• 'Output'

• 'Parameter'

• 'LibraryItem'

• 'DiscreteState'

• 'ContinuousState'

Tips

The way to specify which element to delete depends on the type of element you want to delete.

• To specify which input port, output port, or parameter to delete, specify the Name name-value argument.

• To specify which library item, discrete state, or continuous state to delete, specify the Index name-value argument.

Data Types: char | string

name — Name of input port, output port, or parameter to delete

string | character vector

Name of input port, output port, or parameter to delete, specified as a string or a character vector.

Example: Name="in1"

Data Types: char | string

ind — Index of library item, discrete state, or continuous state to delete

scalar

Index of library item, discrete state, or continuous state to delete, specified as a scalar.

Example: Index=1

Data Types: single | double | int8 | int16 | int32 | int64 | uint8 | uint16 | uint32 | uint64 | logical

Version History

Introduced in R2022a