StopCondition

Attribute feature. Use the StopCondition feature to make sure the solver stops when a specified condition is fulfilled. When you provide a scalar expression, then the expression is evaluated after each time or parameter step. The stepping is stopped if the real part of the expression is evaluated to something negative. The corresponding solution, for which the expression is negative, is not returned. When you provide an integer, the solver stops when the corresponding implicit event is triggered. Use setIndex to set the stop condition properties for multiple stop conditions. For example,

Table 6-68: Valid Stopcondition Property/value Pairs
Property	Value	Default	Description
stopcondActive	Vector with entries "on" and "off"		Vector describing which stop condition expression that are active.
stopcondarr	Vector of strings		Stop condition expressions.
stopconddesc	Vector of strings		Descriptions for stop condition expressions.
stopcondition	String		Stop condition expression (deprecated).
stopcondterminateon	Vector with entries "true" and "negative".		For "true" ("negative"), entries, the solver stops if the associated stopcondarr entry satisfies ≥1 (<0).

Table 6-68: Valid Stopcondition Property/value Pairs

Property

Vector with entries "on" and "off"

Vector describing which stop condition expression that are active.

stopcondarr

Vector of strings

Stop condition expressions.

stopconddesc