dbstatus

List all breakpoints

Graphical Interface

Editing and Debugging M-Files

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Ways to Edit and Debug M-Files in MATLAB	Methods for editing MATLAB Editor/Debugger and equivalent functions Use the Editor without MATLAB (called stand-alone) Use an external editor with MATLAB Methods for debugging are the MATLAB graphical Editor/Debugger and equivalent functions.
Starting the Editor/Debugger	Create new files, open existing files, and open files without starting MATLAB.
Creating and Editing M-Files with the Editor/Debugger	Controlling the appearance of M-files during editing, navigating in files, run M-files, and save, printing, and close files.
Debugging M-Files	Types of errors, finding errors, an example using the Debugger, and debugging features.
Preferences for the Editor/Debugger	Use preferences to specify the editor to be used, fonts and colors, display attributes, keyboard and indenting, autosave options, and more.

Syntax

• dbstatus
  dbstatus function
  s = dbstatus(...)
  

Description

dbstatus lists all breakpoints in effect including error, warning, and naninf.

dbstatus function displays a list of the line numbers for which breakpoints are set in the specified M-file.

s = dbstatus(...) returns the breakpoint information in an m-by-1 structure with the fields

name	Function name
line	Function line number
cond	Condition string (error, warning, or naninf)

Use dbstatus class/function or dbstatus private/function or dbstatus class/private/function to determine the status for methods, private functions, or private methods (for a class named class). In all these forms you can further qualify the function name with a subfunction name as in dbstatus function/subfunction.