colors.hlp

MATLAB在飞行动力学和控制中应用的工具

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COLOR conventions, used in the blockdiagrams from FDC
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In the blockdiagrams from FDC, all 'normal' function blocks
have standard colors: black foreground on white background, no
shadows. Shadows have been used for Inports and Outports (to dis-
tinguish them from Constant blocks) and for 'Button'-blocks,
which start up Matlab programs or commands when they are being
clicked twice. The artificial feedback loops from the system
BEAVER, including the masked subsystem Hlpfcn, are magenta, to
distinguish these signals from the external inputs and outputs,
which enter the system BEAVER by means of Inport blocks. Title
blocks on the upper left side of the (sub-)systems use a blue
foreground on a white background, and have shadows because they
will display help texts when double-clicked.

A complete list of color schemes is given below.

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Blocktype:                           Color scheme:
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Standard Simulink blocks except      Black on white, no shadows
Inports and Outports; subsystems;
masked subsystems except 'button'
blocks, artificial feedback block
Hlpfcn, and title blocks

Inport and Outport blocks            Black on white, with shadows

Title blocks; 'button' blocks        Blue on white; shadows only
which display help texts in          if they display help-texts
Matlab command window

'More-info' blocks which display     Red on white, with shadows
help text in Simulink window

'Button' blocks which start up       Blue on cyan, with shadows
Matlab programs/functions

To Workspace blocks                  Black on yellow, no shadows

Scope blocks                         Black on gray, no shadows

Artificial feedback loops and        Magenta on white, no shadows
blocks involved in such loops
(e.g. Hlpfcn in system BEAVER)

S-function blocks and subsystems     Black on light blue, no
that can also be used as stand-      shadows
alone systems

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In the autopilot simulation systems APILOT1 to APILOT3, the fol-
lowing color schemes have been used:

Signals, used for gain-sche-         Magenta on white with sha-
duling (notably V and H)             dows for Inport/Outport
                                     blocks of these signals

Reference signals, issued            Red on white with shadows
directly by the subsystem            for Inport/Outport blocks
block 'Reference signals'            of these signals
and switch-settings from
the mode-controller

Reference signals, issued by         Black on orange with shadows
outer-loops to inner-loops           for Inport/Outport blocks
                                     of these signals

To Workspace blocks                  Black on yellow, no shadows

S-function blocks and subsystems     Black on light blue, no
that can also be used as stand-      shadows
alone systems (notably call to
non-linear aircraft model)

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