Target Properties (Stateflow)

Target Properties
Stateflow API objects of type Target have the properties listed in the table below. See also Target Methods.


Property	Type	Acc	Description
`ApplyToAllLibs`	Boolean	RW	If set to `true` (default), use settings in this target for all libraries. Equivalent to selecting the Use settings for all libraries check box in this target's Target Builder dialog.
`CodeFlagsInfo`	Array	RO	A MATLAB vector of structures containing information on the code flag settings for this target. See special topic CodeFlagsInfo Property of Targets for more information.
`CodegenDirectory`	String	RW	Directory to receive generated code (default = `''`). Applies only to targets other than `sfun` and `rtw` targets.
`CustomCode`	String	RW	Custom code included at the top of the generated code (default = `''`). Equivalent to the setting of the Custom code included at the top of generated code selection of the Target Options dialog for this target.
`CustomInitializer`	String	RW	Custom initialization code (default = `''`). Equivalent to the setting of the Custom initialization code (called from mdlInitialize) selection of the Target Options dialog for this target. Applies only to `sfun` and `rtw` targets.
`CustomTerminator`	String	RW	Custom termination code (default = `''`). Equivalent to the setting of the Custom termination code (called from mdlTerminate) selection of the Target Options dialog for this target. Applies only to `sfun` and `rtw` targets.
`Description`	String	RW	Description of this target (default = `''`). Equivalent to entering a description in the Description field of the properties dialog for this target.
`Document`	String	RW	Document link to this target (default = `''`). Equivalent to entering the Document Link field of the properties dialog for this target.
`Id`	Integer	RO	Unique identifier assigned to this Target object to distinguish it from other objects loaded in memory.
`Machine`	Machine	RO	Stateflow machine containing this target.
`Name`	String	RW	Name of this target (default = `'untitled'`). Equivalent to naming or renaming this target in the Explorer.
Tag	Any Type	RW	Holds data of any type (default = `[]`) for this target.
`UserIncludeDirs`	String	RW	Custom include directory paths (default = `''`). Equivalent to the setting of the Custom include directory paths selection of the Target Options dialog for this target.
`UserLibraries`	String	RW	Custom libraries (default = `''`). Equivalent to the setting of the Custom libraries selection of the Target Options dialog for this target.
`UserSources`	String	RW	Custom source files (default = `''`). Equivalent to the setting of the Custom source files selection of the Target Options dialog for this target.

CodeFlagsInfo Property of Targets

The CodeFlagsInfo property of a Target object is a read-only MATLAB vector of structures containing information on the code flag settings for its target. Each element in the vector has the following MATLAB structure of information about a particular code flag:

Element
Type
Description

name
String
Short name for this flag

type
String
The type of the code flag

description
String
A description of this code flag

defaultValue
Boolean
The default value of this code flag upon creation of its target

visible
Boolean
Whether or not this flag is visible

enable
Boolean
Whether or not to enable this flag

value
Boolean
The value of the flag

Element	Type	Description
`name`	String	Short name for this flag
`type`	String	The type of the code flag
`description`	String	A description of this code flag
`defaultValue`	Boolean	The default value of this code flag upon creation of its target
`visible`	Boolean	Whether or not this flag is visible
`enable`	Boolean	Whether or not to enable this flag
`value`	Boolean	The value of the flag

The first element of each structure is a shorthand name for the individual flag that you set in the Coder Options dialog. For example, the name 'comments' actually refers to the dialog setting Comments in generated code. While the CodeFlagsInfo property is informational only, you can use these shorthand flag names in the methods getCodeFlag and setCodeFlag to access and change the values of a flag.

The names of each of the possible code flags in the CodeFlagsInfo property along with the name of the flag as it appears in the Coder Options dialog for the target are as follows:

Name in CodeFlagsInfo
Name in Properties Dialog
Target
Default Value

debug
Enable debugging/animation
sfun
Enabled

overflow
Enable overflow detection (with debugging)
sfun
Enabled

echo
Echo expressions without semicolons
sfun
Enabled

comments
Comments in generated code
rtw, custom
Disabled Enabled

preservenames
Preserve symbol names
rtw, custom
Disabled

preservenameswithparent
Append symbol names with no mangling
rtw, custom
Disabled

exportcharts
Use chart names with no mangling
rtw, custom
Disabled

statebitsets
Use bitsets for storing state configuration
rtw, custom
Disabled

databitsets
Use bitsets for storing boolean data
rtw, custom
Disabled

ioformat
Enumerated value can be one of the following:
0 = Use global input/output data

1 = Pack input/output data into structures

2 = Separate argument for input/output data

custom
0

initializer
Generate chart initializer function
custom
Disabled

multi instanced
Multi-instance capable code
custom
Disabled

ppcomments
Comments for Post-processing
custom
Disabled

Name in CodeFlagsInfo	Name in Properties Dialog	Target	Default Value
`debug`	Enable debugging/animation	`sfun`	Enabled
`overflow`	Enable overflow detection (with debugging)	`sfun`	Enabled
`echo`	Echo expressions without semicolons	`sfun`	Enabled
`comments`	Comments in generated code	`rtw`, `custom`	Disabled Enabled
`preservenames`	Preserve symbol names	`rtw`, `custom`	Disabled
`preservenameswithparent`	Append symbol names with no mangling	`rtw`, `custom`	Disabled
`exportcharts`	Use chart names with no mangling	`rtw`, `custom`	Disabled
`statebitsets`	Use bitsets for storing state configuration	`rtw`, `custom`	Disabled
`databitsets`	Use bitsets for storing boolean data	`rtw`, `custom`	Disabled
`ioformat`	Enumerated value can be one of the following: 0 = Use global input/output data 1 = Pack input/output data into structures 2 = Separate argument for input/output data	`custom`	0
`initializer`	Generate chart initializer function	`custom`	Disabled
`multi instanced`	Multi-instance capable code	`custom`	Disabled
`ppcomments`	Comments for Post-processing	`custom`	Disabled

For detailed descriptions of each of the preceding code flags, see Specifying Code Generation Options.

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