How to know which block connected with outport block in a subsystem?

Yes, you can get the properties of the block connected outside the subsystem to a specific Outport block using MATLAB commands (via get_param and related functions).

Recommended Approach (Using the Subsystem Block)

This is often the easiest, especially if the Outport is directly connected outside without branching.

1. Get the line handles from the subsystem block (replace 'myModel/mySubsystem' with your subsystem path):

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   lineHandles = get_param('myModel/mySubsystem', 'LineHandles');

    

    

2. Get the destination block handles from the Outport lines:

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   dstHandles = get_param(lineHandles.Outport, 'DstBlockHandle');

    

    

3. Convert to full block paths (handles are in a cell array if multiple Outports):

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   outsideBlockPaths = getfullname(dstHandles);

    

    
   • If there's only one Outport and one direct connection, outsideBlockPaths will be a string (e.g., 'myModel/SomeBlock').
   • If branched (one Outport line splits to multiple blocks), it will be a cell array of paths.

4. Get any property of the outside block(s), e.g., block type:

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   blockType = get_param(outsideBlockPaths{1}, 'BlockType');  % For the first one

    

    

   Or all parameters:

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   params = get_param(outsideBlockPaths{1}, 'ObjectParameters');

    

    

Alternative Approach (Starting from the Outport Block Inside the Subsystem)

If you know the specific Outport block path (e.g., 'myModel/mySubsystem/Out1'):

1. Get port handles:
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   portHandles = get_param('myModel/mySubsystem/Out1', 'PortHandles');

    

    
2. Get the line handle from the Outport:
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   lineHandle = get_param(portHandles.Outport(1), 'Line');  % Usually one Outport

    

    
3. Get destination block handle(s):
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   dstHandles = get_param(lineHandle, 'DstBlockHandle');

    

    
4. Then proceed as above with getfullname(dstHandles) and get_param.

This works even if the line branches outside the subsystem.