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The HTML Settings dialog box allows you to choose various model coverage report options. To display the dialog box, click Settings on the Coverage Settings dialog box. The HTML Settings dialog box appears.
Include each test in the model summary. . When this option is selected, the model hierarchy table at the top of the HTML report includes columns listing the coverage metrics for each test. When this option is not selected, the model summary reports only the total coverage.
Produce bar graphs in the model summary. Causes the model summary to include bar graphs for each coverage result. The bar graphs provide a visual representation of the coverage.
Use two color bar graphs (red,blue). Causes the report to use red and blue bar graphs instead of black and white. The color graphs might not print well in black and white.
Display hit/count ratio in the model summary. Reports coverage numbers as both a percentage and a ratio, e.g., 67% (8/12).
Do not report fully covered model objects. Causes the coverage report to include only model objects that the simulation does not cover fully. This option is useful when you are developing tests, because it reduces the size of the generated reports.
Include cyclomatic complexity numbers in summary. Include the cyclomatic complexity (see Coverage Analysis) of the model and its toplevel subsystems and charts in the report summary. A bold cyclomatic complexity number indicates that the analysis considered the subsystem itself to be an object when computing its complexity. This occurs for atomic and conditionally executed subsystems as well as Stateflow blocks.
Include cyclomatic complexity numbers in block details. Include the cyclomatic complexity metric in the block details section of the report.
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