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Can you call Simulink models recursively?
Hi all, I have a feeling that what I try to do can be done more elegantly. Please let me know if you think of a solution. A di...

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Making a histogram with two variables in the same graph
Another way of solving this is to create the histogram counts separately and plot the results with a bar() graph. binEdges = [...

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Properties (e.g. Name) are lost when adding a system to array of lti systems
When adding several systems to an array of subsystems, I lose the Name property. e.g. fc = 40; ...

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Can I display the value of an output of my block on its mask?
Is it possible to mimic the behavior of the display sink block on my own masks? I would like to modify the value of a slowly va...

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Using markup from an included file
My markup tends to be many more lines than my code, which makes debugging a nuisance. Is it possible to include it from a separ...

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Comma separated list generation
How can you expand a comma separated list from a repetition? I am searching for the elegant way to do something like this: ...

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How can I check for semicolon termination of my own function
I just realized that I just want the function to output text if I use it without assigning the output argument. So it would look...

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How can I check for semicolon termination of my own function
My function does something and then writes information to the screen by using function a = say_hi(b) a = b; fprin...

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