Variables pane

The Variables pane displays the structure of a model being executed, as well as runtime values during model simulation. This pane contains two primary columns: Name and Value, and are outlined below.

Name: represents the context and structural features of a model being simulated. The [] and {} notations are automatically shown after the structural feature as follows:
- []: the current State and number of Events of a State Machine and multiplicities.
- {}: constraint expressions with parameters and subsets.
Value: represents runtime values of structural features from the Name column. A runtime value can be the input or output of a simulation. You can directly edit runtime values in the Value column if they are Boolean, Integer, Real, and String.

The Variables pane of a simulation model session.

You can also display the Causality, Show Requirement, and Show Margin columns and configure the filtering by clicking at the top-right corner. Also, you can select a session in the Sessions pane to display its runtime objects and values that will be shown in the Variables pane accordingly.

The following table lists the toolbar buttons and options of the Variables pane.

Button	Name	Function
	Refresh	To refresh the tree and values in the Variables pane.
	Export to New Instance	To create a new InstanceSpecification and export a selected runtime object to a newly created InstanceSpecification.
	Export to Instance	To export a selected runtime object to an InstanceSpecification, which is used to create the runtime object, or to an existing InstanceSpecification (see Exporting Runtime Objects to InstanceSpecifications). All of the slot values of the InstanceSpecification will be replaced by the runtime values of the runtime object.
	Options:	To allow displaying and filtering elements in the Variables pane. Each option will be available only when the simulating model contains the kind of element to be filtered.
	Causality	To show the Causality column. The value of a property represents the result of evaluating a mathematical equation: None, Given, and Target. You can change the causality of the property using the symbolic math toolbox if the parametric evaluator (e.g., MATLAB) supports solving symbolic expressions.
	Show Requirement	To display the Requirement column. The value is shown only for properties that have Satisfy Relations with the Requirements in req IDs (req text format).
	Show Margin	To display the Margin column. The value is calculated from value properties and the Requirement boundary with a Satisfy Relation.
	Show Derived Unions	To display derived unions.
	Show Redefined Properties	To display redefined properties.
	Show Reference Properties	To display reference properties.
	Show Adjunct Properties	To display SysML adjunct properties.
	Show Constraint Properties	To display SysML constraint properties.
	Show Ports	To display Ports.