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Profile Editor

Create and manage profiles with stereotypes and properties

Description

The Profile Editor allows you to define a profile that contains stereotypes with properties. In System Composer™ architecture models, stereotyping is necessary to define custom metadata on model elements typed by the stereotype. In Requirements Toolbox™, you can use stereotypes to define custom requirement types and link types with custom properties.

  • System Composer: Apply a profile to your model or interface data dictionary. Then, use stereotypes in the model to type model elements such as components, connectors, ports, interfaces, allocations, functions, requirement sets, and link sets. Functions only apply to software architectures. You can define custom property values on each element using the stereotyped template.

  • Requirements Toolbox: Apply a profile to a requirement set or link set. Then use stereotypes by setting the requirement type or link type to the stereotype and setting the stereotype properties to your desired values.

Profile Editor Tool

Open the Profile Editor

System Composer

  • System Composer toolstrip: In the Modeling tab, click Profile Editor.

  • MATLAB® Command Window: Enter systemcomposer.profile.editor.

Requirements Toolbox

  • Requirements Editor toolstrip: Click Profile Editor .

Parameters

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Add new profile to edit in the Profile Editor.

Save profile using one of these options:

  • Save to save currently selected profile as an XML file.

  • Save as to save currently selected profile in a new XML file.

  • Save all to save all profiles currently open in the Profile Editor.

  • Export to previous to save currently selected profile to a previous version of MATLAB.

You can save the profile only or the profile and models that the profile is imported into.

Close the selected profile in the Profile Editor.

Add new stereotype on current profile to edit in the Profile Editor.

Delete the selected stereotype in the Profile Editor.

Filter imported profiles:

  • <all> to show all imported profiles from all loaded models and dictionaries.

  • A model name, such as model.slx, to show all imported profiles from specified architecture model.

  • An interface data dictionary, such as dictionary.sldd, to show all imported profiles from specified interface data dictionary.

  • <refresh> to refresh profiles from all loaded models and dictionaries.

Create a new stereotype property for the selected stereotype.

Delete the selected stereotype property.

Specify the name of a model, interface data dictionary, or allocation set into which to import the selected profile.

Stereotype to apply to the root architecture after importing profile into a model. Choose from a list of available stereotypes. The root architecture is at the system boundary of the top-level model that separates the contents of the model from the environment. This option is visible after selecting a profile.

Element type to which the stereotype can be applied.

Stereotype from which the stereotype inherits properties. Choose from a list of available stereotypes.

Select this check box to indicate an abstract stereotype. An abstract stereotype is a stereotype that is not intended to be applied directly to a model element. You can use abstract stereotypes only as the base stereotype for other stereotypes.

Select this check box to indicate whether to display read-only properties inherited from a base stereotype.

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Version History

Introduced in R2019a

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