MATLAB: Check that point doesnt lay on line in Simulink block diagram

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Hello!

I want to connect some block programatically. The simplest way for that is to add_line by points but when i add line by that way i encounter problem when points lay on existing line. In that situation two different lines are linked. Is there any way to check point to laying on existing line?

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Checking whether a point lays on any existing line will be very difficult. The answer to the OP's question seems to be utilizing add_line() in a different way. Rather than specifying multiple points in one add_line() to achieve connecting multiple ports, calling add_line(SourcePort, DestinationPort) multiple times seems to meet the need.

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