Get current signal selecton in Simulink Data Inspector

I am using Simulink Data Inspector for visualization of project log data. One of my goals is to allow the user to save their active signal selection to be retrieved at a later point or to be re-used for another log. I am struggling a bit with the options on the CLI that are available for Simulink Data Inspector: I don't see a possibility to retrieve the plot handle where a certain signal is plotted.

One of my tries involved iterating all the signals of a run:

run_IDs = Simulink.sdi.getAllRunIDs

run_IDs =

  2×1 int32 column vector

   52435
   54813
   
run1 = Simulink.sdi.getRun(run_IDs(1));
sig_IDs = run1.getAllSignalIDs;

sig = run1.getSignal(sig_IDs(1))

sig = 

  Signal with properties:

                   ID: 52446
                RunID: 52435
                 Name: 'MessageChecksum_CRC8H2F_2B'
               Domain: 'Signals'
          Description: ""
         DisplayUnits: ''
          StoredUnits: ''
             DataType: 'double'
           Complexity: "real"
        ComplexFormat: "real-imaginary"
           SampleTime: 'Continuous'
                Model: ''
            BlockPath: ''
        FullBlockPath: ''
            BlockName: ''
            PortIndex: 0
           Dimensions: 1
              Channel: [1×0 int32]
            NumPoints: 4040
              Checked: 0
            LineColor: [0.9290 0.6940 0.1250]
           LineDashed: '-'
            LineWidth: 1
         InterpMethod: 'linear'
               AbsTol: 0
               RelTol: 0
              TimeTol: 0
    OverrideGlobalTol: 0
           SyncMethod: 'union'
               Values: [1×1 timeseries]
           RootSource: 'ds_ddsdata.getElement(1)'
           TimeSource: 'ds_ddsdata.getElement(1).Time'
           DataSource: 'ds_ddsdata.getElement(1).Data'
             Children: [0×0 Simulink.sdi.Signal]

The properties one gets for a signal type include if it's currently visible (=Checked) or not. However, there is no way to get the current plot where it is active, i.e. if it's the signal in the plot to the bottom right.

Answer 1

[David Kröter]

Another option that I could think of is to retrieve the axis handles of the individual plots in the Signal Inspector, but I didn't find a way yet how to achieve that...