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annotation( | annotation( | ||
experiment(StartTime=0, StopTime=1, Tolerance=0.01, NumberOfIntervals=20), | experiment(StartTime=0, StopTime=1, Tolerance=0.01, NumberOfIntervals=20), | ||
__Mechanomy_analyze(plot2D= | __Mechanomy_analyze( plot2D={x:time, y:revWL.phi} ), | ||
__Mechanomy_analyze( plot2D={x:time, y:revWL.frame_a.f[1]} ) | |||
__Mechanomy_analyze(plot2D= | |||
); | ); | ||
</code> | </code> | ||
Revision as of 17:43, 3 January 2020
The annotation object adds meta information to the model or component.
Model Annotation
When used to annotate a model, the annotation comes after the equation section and before the final end.
It is most often used to provide the experiment and __Mechanomy_analyze options. experiment configures the simulation by specifying the start and stop times, solution tolerance, and step size or number of intervals. __Mechanomy_analyze provides quick plotting of simulation results.
Successive entries should be comma separated.
annotation(
experiment(StartTime=0, StopTime=1, Tolerance=0.01, NumberOfIntervals=20),
__Mechanomy_analyze( plot2D={x:time, y:revWL.phi} ),
__Mechanomy_analyze( plot2D={x:time, y:revWL.frame_a.f[1]} )
);