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Simulink Report Generator
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Simulink Report Generator Generate documentation for Simulink and Stateflow models The Simulink® Report Generator™ product can automatically create documentation from Simulink® and Stateflow® models. It lets you document software requirements and design specifications and produce reports from your models, all in a standard format. Key Features ▪ Lets you create interactive renditions of your Simulink and Stateflow models that can be viewed in a web browser ▪ Enables push-button documentation of Simulink and Stateflow models and simulation results ▪ Simulates models and executes MATLAB commands within reports ▪ Enables conditional documentation generation via logical template components, such as IF, THEN, ELSE, and WHILE ▪ Lets you create and distribute documentation templates using customized style sheets ▪ Provides extensible components and style sheets ▪ Creates reports in multiple formats, including HTML, PDF, RTF, Microsoft Word, and XML The Simulink Report Generator also creates Web views that are interactive renditions of your models viewable in a Web browser. You can navigate Web views in the same way that you navigate Simulink models. Web views can be shared with users who do not have MathWorks products installed. The Simulink Report Generator facilitates information exchange and helps keep your documentation and specifications up to date with your design. It is closely integrated with the MATLAB Report Generator™, providing a single report-generation environment. Exporting Web Views The Simulink Report Generator lets you create Web views of your Simulink and Stateflow models that look exactly the same as models viewed in the Simulink and Stateflow editors. You can use model hierarchy to quickly navigate to a specific subsystem and to view properties of blocks, signals and scopes. You can zoom in and out, pan, and fit to view using the same keyboard shortcuts that you use in Simulink and Stateflow editors. You can share Web views with colleagues, royalty free.

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