User`s guide

16 Target PC Command-Line Inter face Reference
Target PC Commands
In this section...
“Introduction” on page 16-2
“Target Object Methods” on page 16-2
“Target Object Property C om m a n ds ” on page 16 -3
“Scope Object Methods” on page 16-4
“Scope Object Property Commands” on page 16-6
“Aliasing with Variable Commands” on page 16-7
Introduction
You have a limited set of commands that you can use to work the target
application after it has been loaded to the target PC, and to in terf ace with the
scopes for that application.
The target PC command-line inte rface enables you to wo rk w ith target
and scope objects in a limited capacity. Methods let you interact directly
with the scope or target. Property commands let you w ork with target and
scope properties. Variable commands l e t you alias targe t PC command-line
interface commands to names of your choice.
Refer to Chapter 8, “Using the Target PC Command-Line Interface” for a
description of how to use these methods and commands.
Target Object Methods
When you are using the target PC command-line interface, target object
methods are limited to starting and stopping the target application.
The following table lists the syntax forthetargetcommandsthatyoucan
use on the target PC. The equivalent MATLAB syntax is shown in the right
column,andthetargetobjectname
tg is used as an example for the MATLAB
methods. These methods assume that you have already loaded the target
application onto the target PC.
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