User`s guide

set
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Purpose Change property values for target objects
Syntax MATLAB command line
set(target_object)
set(target_object, property_name1, property_value1,
property_name2, property_value2, . . .)
target_object.set(’property_name1’, property_value1)
set(target_object, property_name_vector, property_value_vector)
target_object_name.property_name = property_value
Target PC command line - Commands are limited to the target object
properties: stoptime, sampletime, and parameters.
parameter_name = parameter_value
stoptime = floating_point_number
sampletime = floating_point_number
Arguments
Description
Method of a target object. Sets the properties of the target object. Not all
properties are user-writable.
Properties must be entered in pairs, or using the alternate syntax, as
one-dimensional cell arrays of the same size. This means they have to both be
row vectors or both column vectors, and the corresponding values for properties
in property_name_vector are stored in property_value_vector.
The function set typically does not return a value. However, if called with an
explicit return argument, for example, a = set(target_object, property_name,
target_object
Name of a target object
property_name
Name of a scope object property. Always use
quotes
property_value
Value for a scope object property. Always use
quotes for character strings, quotes are optional
for numbers.
parameter_name
The letter p followed by the parameter index. For
example,
p0, p1, p2.