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MATLAB Function Reference Volume 1: A - E - Bad Request

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dbclear<br />

2dbclear<br />

Purpose Clear breakpoints<br />

Graphical<br />

Interface<br />

2-378<br />

As an alternative to the dbclear function, there are various ways to clear<br />

breakpoints using the Editor/Debugger.<br />

Syntax dbclear all<br />

dbclear all in mfile<br />

dbclear in mfile<br />

dbclear in mfile at lineno<br />

dbclear in mfile at subfun<br />

dbclear if error<br />

dbclear if warning<br />

dbclear if naninf<br />

dbclear if infnan<br />

Description dbclear all removes all breakpoints in all M-files, as well as pauses set for<br />

error, warning, and naninf/infnan using dbstop.<br />

dbclear all in mfile removes breakpoints in mfile.<br />

dbclear in mfile removes the breakpoint set at the first executable line in<br />

mfile.<br />

dbclear in mfile at lineno removes the breakpoint set at the line number<br />

lineno in mfile.<br />

dbclear in mfile at subfun removes the breakpoint set at the subfunction<br />

subfun in mfile.<br />

dbclear if error removes the pause set using dbstop if error.<br />

dbclear if warning removes the pause set using dbstop if warning.<br />

dbclear if naninf removes the pause set using dbstop if naninf.<br />

dbclear if infnan removes the pause set using dbstop if infnan.<br />

Remarks The at, in, and if keywords, familiar to users of the UNIX debugger dbx, are<br />

optional.

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