Delete all model objects
sbioreset
sbioreset deletes all SimBiology® model
objects at the root level. You cannot use a SimBiology model
object after it is deleted.
Tip
To remove a SimBiology model object from the MATLAB® workspace,
without deleting it from the root level, use the clear function.
Note
If the SimBiology desktop is open, calling sbioreset at
the command line deletes all model objects that are open in the desktop.
The SimBiology root object contains a list of SimBiology model
objects, available units, unit prefixes, and kinetic law objects.
A SimBiology model object has its Parent property
set to the SimBiology root object.
To add a kinetic law definition to the SimBiology root
user-defined library, use the sbioaddtolibrary function.
To add a unit to the SimBiology user-defined library on the root,
use sbiounit followed by sbioaddtolibrary. To add a unit prefix
to the SimBiology user-defined library on the root, use sbiounitprefix followed by sbioaddtolibrary.
This example shows the difference between sbioreset and clear
all.
Import a model into the workspace.
modelObj = sbmlimport('oscillator');Note that the workspace contains modelObj and
if you query the SimBiology root, there is one model on the root
object.
rootObj = sbioroot SimBiology Root Contains: Models: 1 Builtin Abstract Kinetic Laws: 3 User Abstract Kinetic Laws: 0 Builtin Units: 54 User Units: 0 Builtin Unit Prefixes: 13 User Unit Prefixes: 0
Use clear all to clear the workspace.
The modelObj still exists on the rootObj.
clear all
rootObj SimBiology Root Contains: Models: 1 Builtin Abstract Kinetic Laws: 3 User Abstract Kinetic Laws: 0 Builtin Units: 54 User Units: 0 Builtin Unit Prefixes: 13 User Unit Prefixes: 0
Usesbioreset to delete the modelObj from
the root.
sbioreset rootObj SimBiology Root Contains: Models: 0 Builtin Abstract Kinetic Laws: 3 User Abstract Kinetic Laws: 0 Builtin Units: 54 User Units: 0 Builtin Unit Prefixes: 13 User Unit Prefixes: 0