What is the correct syntax for save_system for SaveDirtyReferencedModels?
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I have reference models inside 'modelT', I am trying to save the top level model and all changes inside the reference models but I get the error below. I have tried also using 'on' as input number 3.
save_system('modelT','SaveDirtyReferencedModels','true')
Error using save_system (line 38)
Input number 3 to save_system is invalid.
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Fangjun Jiang
le 21 Nov 2019
1 vote
save_system('modelT','modelT','SaveDirtyReferencedModels',true), or replace true with 'on'
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Pavel Savinkov
le 30 Déc 2019
Modifié(e) : Pavel Savinkov
le 30 Déc 2019
Before you are going to answer on the questions, just try what you are going to propose.
The way which you propose doesn't work and it makes some huge errors in your project folder by duplicating systems.
Fangjun Jiang
le 30 Déc 2019
Modifié(e) : Fangjun Jiang
le 30 Déc 2019
Here is the all possible syntax
filename = save_system
filename = save_system(sys)
filename = save_system(sys,newsys)
filename = save_system(sys,newsys,Name,Value)
When Name and Value pairs are provided, a new model name has to be provided. That is the cause of the error in the OP's question.
filename = save_system(sys,newsys,Name,Value) saves the system with additional options specified by one or more Name,Value pair arguments. To use Name,Value pairs without saving to a new file, use [] for newsys.
Zhihui
le 14 Sep 2022
works for me, thank you Fangjun!
Abdur Rosyid
le 26 Nov 2020
0 votes
add
new_system('modelT')
or
new_system('modelT','SaveDirtyReferencedModels','true')
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