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The difference is in the visibility/accessability. Variables defined in 'Model' can be accessed from everywhere, variables defined in 'Diagram' can only be accessed in the corresponding context of the model or below. It's only important when you use Supercomponents, otherwise you just have one context in your model. Every Supercomponent has its own context.
A variable defined in the model initialization can be used in the simulation setup, it is not the case if it is defined in the diagram context (top level).
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Hi Seoksan,
The difference is in the visibility/accessability. Variables defined in 'Model' can be accessed from everywhere, variables defined in 'Diagram' can only be accessed in the corresponding context of the model or below. It's only important when you use Supercomponents, otherwise you just have one context in your model. Every Supercomponent has its own context.
Regards,
Ronald