slreportgen.report.SystemHierarchy.customizeReporter

Class: slreportgen.report.SystemHierarchy
Namespace: slreportgen.report

Create custom system hierarchy reporter class

Syntax

reporter = slreportgen.report.SystemHierarchy.customizeReporter(classpath)


Description

reporter = slreportgen.report.SystemHierarchy.customizeReporter(classpath) creates a class definition file that defines a subclass of slreportgen.report.SystemHierarchy at the location specified by classpath. This method also copies the default reporter templates to the resources/templates subfolder of the folder that contains the class definition file. You can use the class definition file as a starting point to design a custom system hierarchy reporter class for your report.

Input Arguments

classpath — Path and name of new class definition file

string scalar | character vector

Path and name of the new class definition file, specified as a character vector or string scalar.

Value	Description
slreportgen.report.SystemHierarchy.customizeReporter("myFolder/MyClass")	Create MyClass.m in the subfolder myFolder of the current folder.
slreportgen.report.SystemHierarchy.customizeReporter("myFolder/@MyClass")	Create the reporter class in a class folder by preceding the class name with the @ character. Do not specify the .m extension. See Folders Containing Class Definitions.
slreportgen.report.SystemHierarchy.customizeReporter("+myOrg/@MyClass")	Create the reporter class in a class namespace by preceding the folder name with the + character.

Note

You can specify a relative path or an absolute path.

Data Types: string | char

Output Arguments

reporter — Path and file name of new reporter class

string scalar

Path and file name of the new reporter class, returned as a string scalar.

Examples

Create Custom System Hierarchy Reporter Class

Create a custom system hierarchy reporter class, MySystemHierarchy, and its associated default templates in the subfolder MyFolder of the current working folder.

slreportgen.report.SystemHierarchy.customizeReporter('MyFolder/MySystemHierarchy')

ans = 

    "MyFolder\MySystemHierarchy.m"

After editing this new class file, you can use it as your system hierarchy reporter.

rptr = MySystemHierarchy;

Version History

Introduced in R2019b