New Stateflow MATLAB chart: can it be created from a "regular" chart?
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I have a question regarding the MATLAB charts that have now been introduced in R2012B. Is it possible to convert a regular (old) stateflow chart into a MATLAB chart that accepts MATLAB expressions in action language? I have old charts in which I used expressions such as busy_time=ml('max(min((300+100*randn(1)),800),30)') which I think can be simplified if the ml('') is removed...
I couldn't find this in the manual...
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Siddharth
on 17 Oct 2012
Currently, the only option is to copy the contents of the C chart block to the MATLAB chart block and redefine the variables. Some things to keep in mind as you manually change the langauge in the charts:
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Siddharth
on 16 Oct 2012
Edited: Siddharth
on 18 Oct 2012
Hi Wilfred,
There is no direct way to convert the action language from C to MATLAB in a state diagram currently as far as I know.
This seems like something that many existing users who want to use MATLAB as the action language in Stateflow can possibly benefit from. Please create an enhancement request for this through technical support.
Thanks, Siddharth
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