MATLAB: How to programatically save Simulink Profiler data to workspace

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How to programatically save Simulink Profiler data to workspace. I get an error regarding invalid address when select the option "To write this data as ProfileData in the base workspace click here"

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As a workaround please use the following command to save the ProfileData in the base workspace:

>> sl('getProfileData','<filePath>','<modelName>')

Replace <filePath> with the path to the data file with the profile information. You can find this path by hovering over the Click Here option in Simulink Profile Report.

Replace <modelName> with any string that you would like to use as the variable name for the ProfilerData variable stored in workspace.

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MATLAB: Does evalin(…, assignin(…)) not work in MATLAB R2015b and more recent versions

This is actually the expected behavior, as "evalin" and "assignin" cannot be used recursively to reach more than one level deep in the function call stack.

For more information, see the 'Limitation' section of the "evalin" documentation page:

https://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/ref/evalin.html

This change was made in MATLAB R2015b (so R2015a and earlier versions have the old behavior you observed in R2014b) to standardize the behavior of "evalin".

As a workaround for MATALB R2015b and more recent versions, you can change the line

>> evalin('base','assignin(''caller'',''varName'',varName)');

>> varName = evalin('base', 'varName');

which will create a new variable, 'varName', in your function workspace with the same value as 'varName' in the base workspace.

MATLAB: How to apply HTML formatting to uicontrol tooltips in MATLAB 7.2 (R2006a)

To apply HTML formatting to uicontrol tooltips you may use a valid HTML string for the 'tooltipString' property of the uicontrol in MATLAB 7.2 (R2006a).

The following code creates a uicontrol with a tooltip which has line breaks and font formatting.

set(uicontrol,'tooltipString','<html><font color="black">testing</font><br><i><b><font color="red"><sup>123</sup></font></b></i>...</html>');

Please note that this is an unsupported feature and may change in future releases.

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