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By default, for your protection, Android prevents you from modifying the SECURE and GLOBAL tables. If you have Android Jellybean or later, you can remove this protection from an ADB shell using the command "pm grant by4a.setedit22 android.permission.WRITE_SECURE_SETTINGS". On earlier versions, you can only remove this protection on a rooted device by installing SetEdit to the system partition.

You do not need to know MATLAB or Simulink software to create and run this example report. However, knowledge of these products will help you understand the MATLAB code and model simulation that executes.

This example includes separate sections for different kinds of report creation and generation task. Each section builds on the previous sections. However, if you want to see the report setup components for a later section without doing the previous sections, in MATLAB you can view the completed report setup file by opening the simulink-dynamic.rpt setup file. setedit simulink-dynamic.rpt

Report components specify what information to include in the report. Components are self-contained, modular MATLAB objects that control the report-generation process and insert elements, such as tables, lists, and figures, into a report setup file. Use components to customize the appearance and output of reports.

The first component to add is the Evaluate MATLAB Expression component, which evaluates MATLAB commands in the workspace. The code in this component assigns initial values to variables used in this example.

The icon in the upper left corner of the Eval component icon indicates that this component cannot have child components. By default, any components you add while the Eval component is selected are siblings of this component.

When you change a field in the Properties pane on the right, the field background changes color (the default is a cream color), indicating that there are unapplied changes to that field. As soon as you perform operations on another component, the Simulink Report Generator software applies the changes, and the background color becomes white again.

To run the commands that you specified in your MATLAB expression, click the Eval Now button. This button is located at the upper-right corner of the Report Explorer. This is an easy way to ensure that your commands are correct and will not cause report generation problems.

To use the Title Page component, you need to have a Chapter component in your report. You have not yet added a Chapter component, so the Properties pane displays a message indicating that chapters are required for the Title Page component to appear correctly. Because later in this example you add Chapter components to this report, you can ignore that message.

In the Library pane in the middle, under the Logical and Flow Control category, select Logical If. This component checks to see if a given condition is true or false; in this case, if the model opened successfully.

In the Properties pane on the right, in the Test expression text box, replace the default text, true, with the following text:strcmp(bdroot(gcs),expModel)The strcmp function compares the name of the open Simulink model and the value of expModel, which was set to 'slrgex_vdp'. It tests to see if the slrgex_vdp model opened successfully. strcmp returns 1 (true) if the two strings match, and 0 (false) if not.

In the Library pane in the middle, under the Formatting category, double-click Chapter/Subsection to add it as a child of the else component. This component displays an error message if an error occurs when opening the slrgex_vdp model.

In the Properties pane on the right, enter the following text in the Paragraph Text text box to display the following error message:Error: Model % could not be opened.The expression % indicates that the value of the workspace variable expModel is inserted into the text, as in the following example.Error: Model slrgex_vdp could not be opened.

At the bottom of the Properties pane on the left, select the Create section for each object in loop check box to create a chapter or section for each model. When you select this check box, the component name in the Outline pane on the left changes to Model Loop Chapter.

In the Library pane in the middle, scroll up to the Formatting category, and then double-click Paragraph. The Paragraph component is added as a child of the Model Loop Chapter component.

In the Properties pane on the right, in the Paragraph Text text box, enter the following text:This report demonstrates Simulink Report Generator's abilityto experiment with Simulink systems and auto-documentthe results. In this report, you load the model %and simulate it % times. This report modifies the% block's "%" value, setting it to the values %. Each iteration of the test includes a set of scope snapsnots in the report.When this report is generated, the variable names, preceded by percent signs (%) and enclosed in angle brackets (), are replaced with the values of those variables in the MATLAB workspace.

In the Library pane in the middle, under the Logical and Flow Control category, double-click For Loop. The For Loop component is added as a sibling of the System Snapshot component.

In the End text box, replace the existing text with the following text:length(expValue)expValue is the array of Gain parameter values assigned in the Eval component with the command expValue=[-1 0 0.5 1 2];. The expression length(expValue) evaluates to 5 in this example.

In the Variable name text box, replace the existing text with the name of the for loop variable. Enter the following text:expIterationThe name of the For component in the Outline pane on the left changes to reflect the loop variable and the termination value.

In the Library pane in the middle, under the Formatting category, double-click Chapter/Subsection to add it as a sibling. This component is automatically added as Section 1 because it is inside a Chapter component (the Model Loop Chapter component).

Make sure you select Evaluate this expression if there is an error. Enter the following text into the text box:okSetValue=logical(0);If the set_param command works, okSetValue is set to 1. If an error occurs, okSetValue is set to 0. The next component then reports the error and terminates processing.

To make the new component a sibling of the Paragraph component, in the Outline pane on the left, select the Eval component, and then Click the left arrow on the toolbar. The Eval component becomes a sibling of the Paragraph component.

To check whether there are any signal values within the desired range, check the array expOkValues with a Logical If component. If expOkValues is empty, there are no signal values in the desired range. Report the result of this check.

In the Properties pane on the right, in the Text to include in report text box, enter the following text.% values for % were found that resulted in a maximum signal value greaterthan % but less than %. The followingtable shows those values and their resulting signal maximum.

The next component of the report uses the strings Mu Value and Signal Maximum as table header values. Add the strings to the front of the expOkValues cell array by entering the following text into the Expression to evaluate in the base workspace text box:expOkValues=['Mu Value','Signal Maximum' expOkValues];

In the Library pane in the middle, under the Formatting category, double-click the Array-Based Table component so it becomes a sibling of the Text and Eval components.

A Message List window appears, displaying informational and error messages as the report is processed. Specify the level of detail you would like the Message List window to display while the report is being generated. Options range from 0 (least detail) to 6 (most detail). Click the selection list located under the title bar of the Message List window to choose an option.

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